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The official Japan Post Bank website presents personal services for savings, transfers and payments, salary and pension receipts, cashless payments, investing, and loans. It also explains Japan Post Direct, the bank’s apps, opening general or investment-trust accounts, and procedures available online. Visitors can search branches, post offices, and ATMs, review rates and fees, and find guidance on transfers to other banks, inheritance, and lost cards. Separate information is available for corporate customers, alongside investor relations, company details, careers, contact options, FAQs, and seminars. The portal brings together savings and payment services connected with Japan’s nationwide post-office network and guidance for individuals and businesses.

NetOne Systems is a Japanese systems integrator that builds and supports ICT foundations for businesses and public organizations, with network technology at its core. Its portfolio covers networks, data centers and cloud, collaboration and mobile, security, visibility, automation, and backup. Services span consulting, design, implementation, and customer-success support; the site also offers product and service discovery, case studies, and technical knowledge resources.

The e-Gov Data Portal is Japan’s central-government open-data catalog, developed and operated by the Digital Agency. It organizes public data held by government organizations that is made available as open data, so users can search across datasets and understand what each dataset contains, including its files or URLs. Visitors can browse by subject category or providing organization, search for datasets, and explore showcases that group related datasets around a theme. The site also has a communication area where users can read evaluations, comments and requests, examples of data use, and issue reports posted about datasets. Signing in allows users to submit their own contributions to those discussions. The portal is designed to make Japanese government open data easier to discover, understand, and reuse; it is a catalog and discovery service rather than the publisher of every underlying dataset.

The Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (JPMA) is an industry association of Japanese research-oriented pharmaceutical companies. Its official site presents Industry Vision 2035 around three themes: innovation in drug discovery, access to innovative medicines, and trust through ethics and transparency. JPMA committees and specialist organizations work on appropriate medicine use and transparent distribution, regulatory issues, international cooperation, policy recommendations, and research into industry challenges. The site publishes association policies and activities, voluntary standards, committee updates, press releases, a newsletter, event reports, and a member-company directory. Patients and the general public can find information about medicines and clinical trials, while the association’s Office of Pharmaceutical Industry Research provides policy and industry studies.

Fixstars specializes in performance engineering that improves software speed and efficiency. Its Japanese site describes acceleration of AI and large-language-model training and inference, more efficient GPU use, and embedded software development. Fixstars Vega provides an on-premises development environment for using open-weight LLMs without sending source code outside the organization. The company also offers embedded AI model porting, optimization, and performance validation, alongside the AIStation local-GPU workstation, FPGA and quantum-computing services, case studies, seminars, and technical resources.

Sponichi Annex is a Japanese news site operated by Sports Nippon Newspapers. It reports on professional baseball, MLB, soccer, golf, combat sports, the Olympics, entertainment, society, horse and public racing, fishing, and cars. Readers can find schedules and results, live updates, photos, videos, columns, special features, rankings, and a look at the newspaper’s front page. The site offers free member registration and print-subscription information, and promotes Sponichi Annex Z, a paid plan focused on ad-free browsing and in-depth articles.

Honda is a Japanese manufacturer of automobiles, motorcycles, power products, marine products, and other businesses. Its corporate site presents company information, management policies, history, business areas, research and development, technology, design, and open innovation. It also explains the company’s environmental, social, governance, safety, and quality initiatives and provides financial results and materials for investors. The newsroom carries company announcements and current topics alongside recall and free-repair information. Discover Honda features editorial stories about the company’s culture, products, and activities.

The Japanese Standards Association Group’s official Webdesk is a portal for finding standards, books, products, seminars, and briefings related to standardization and quality management. Its catalog includes JIS, ISO, IEC, and overseas standards, while the site also provides information about the QC Certification Examination, standardization and quality-management conferences, training, standards development, and organizational or personnel certification support. Several group entities operate different services, so the responsible provider varies by program. Standards and books may be sold, and exams, training, or certification can carry fees; check the individual service page for current prices and conditions before applying.

This is the corporate website of Sony Corporation, covering its Entertainment, Technology & Services (ET&S) business within Sony Group. Visitors can find company information, product and service details, announcements and press releases, sustainability initiatives, and career opportunities, providing an overview of Sony's business and corporate activities.

The official AEON Bank website explains account opening, personal banking products, apps, and branch services, and it also provides a section for business customers. Products include yen and foreign-currency deposits, investment trusts, insurance and inheritance services, home and card loans, and the AEON Card Select. Visitors can find internet banking, a passbook app, PayB bill payments, ATMs, WAON electronic money, and account payment and deposit services. The site also offers branch and ATM search, in-person and online consultation bookings, rates, fees, FAQs, procedures, seminars, and practical money information. Company details, press releases, careers, and business-customer information complete the official portal.

Nitori Net is the official online store of Japan’s Nitori group for furniture and home furnishings. Its departments include beds, mattresses, bedding, sofas, appliances, lighting, curtains, storage, tables, chairs, kitchenware, household goods, garden items, pet supplies, and food. Visitors can search products and browse themed features, room ideas, popular items, deals, and campaigns. Account and cart tools support delivery-address settings and store pickup, while the site also lets shoppers check branch inventory and display models. Store search, payment guidance, order history, reviews, and links to group brands such as Deco Home, N Plus, and Shimachu Homes are also available.

The Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association brings together newspaper publishers and news agencies in Japan. Its website covers the association’s activities, news, code of ethics, official statements and opinions, research data, and publications about the newspaper industry. It also presents the Japan Newspaper Publishers & Editors Association Awards and other recognition programs, and provides information on newspaper advertising, publication and delivery, reporting and journalism, and media-related links. These resources help readers follow industry trends and the association’s work on journalism and media issues.

ITOCHU Corporation’s Japanese corporate website presents company and group information, news, and business activities. Its business overview spans resource development and raw-material procurement through manufacturing, processing, wholesale, and retail services. The company organizes its activities into eight divisions: textiles, metals, food, machinery, energy and chemicals, general products and real estate, information and finance, and the Eighth Company. Division pages describe fields such as fashion and materials, mineral resources, food supply chains, plants and infrastructure, and information technology and business-process services. The site also provides investor information, sustainability initiatives, digital transformation updates, locations, and group-company details.

Ibaraki Shimbun Cross Eye is the official news website of Ibaraki Shimbun, a newspaper founded in 1891. It focuses on news from Ibaraki Prefecture and also links to sports, elections, national news, Olympic and Paralympic coverage, and special features. The homepage presents photo stories, video reports, event listings, job information, a comment ranking, and press-release sections from PR TIMES and Kyodo PRWire. Its Ibaraki weather widget provides today and tomorrow forecasts separately for the southern area around Tsuchiura and the northern area around Mito; a linear-rainband alert widget is also visible. Readers can find links for subscribing to the newspaper or digital edition, video articles, and reader participation. The site is useful for following local government, community events, sports, elections, and regional reporting, while also browsing national headlines and the newspaper’s visual journalism. A menu link to a newspaper-branded generative-AI feature is present, but its capabilities are not inferred from the homepage alone.

Preferred Robotics’ official site presents products and technology from the robotics venture spun off from Preferred Networks. It features Kachaka Pro, an autonomous mobile robot for transporting items in factories, healthcare facilities, restaurants, and offices, and HAPiiBOT, a commercial floor-cleaning robot co-developed with Amano. The site explains navigation, path planning, SLAM, image recognition, and deep learning, and provides product news, company information, and careers.

Sojitz presents the activities of a Japanese general trading company operating across global markets. Its website organizes the business into seven groups: automotive; aerospace and transportation infrastructure; energy and social infrastructure; metals, resources, and recycling; chemicals; lifestyle and agribusiness; and retail and consumer services. The group pages describe projects spanning value chains from sourcing and manufacturing to distribution and services. The portal also provides company news, corporate information, investor materials, sustainability, and careers. Editorial features introduce projects, business themes, and people across the group.

d払い is NTT Docomo’s mobile payment service for physical stores and online shopping. At a shop, customers show the app barcode or scan the merchant’s code, while online they select d払い at checkout. Payment options include a d払い balance topped up through a bank, ATM, or convenience store, supported credit cards, and d Points. Eligible Docomo mobile customers may combine charges with their phone bill, and people without a Docomo line can start with a d Account. The site provides merchant search, guides, point offers, bill payments, coupons, mobile ordering, FAQs, and safety information.

The Ashikaga Bank’s official site presents services for personal and corporate customers and information about the bank. Personal offerings include account opening, deposits and foreign-currency deposits, investment trusts and NISA, insurance, iDeCo, inheritance services, and home, auto, education, and free-purpose loans. The site links to the bank app and internet banking, cards and payments, remote procedures, branch and ATM search, visit reservations, and online consultations. Visitors can also review deposit and loan rates, fees, investment-trust values, market information, and seminar or consultation listings. Business customers can find Ashigin BizLink, while news, sustainability, bank details, and careers are also covered.

CPUID develops software for inspecting and testing PC hardware. Its best-known utility, CPU-Z, reports processor name, model, codename, process, package, cache levels, motherboard and chipset, and memory type, size, timings, and module details. It can display live core and memory frequencies, with official downloads for Windows x86 and x64, Windows ARM64, and Android. The site provides installation and configuration guidance, troubleshooting FAQs, version history, and links to CPU-Z validation reports. Its lineup also includes HWMonitor for hardware sensor readings, HWMonitor PRO, PerfMonitor 2, and powerMAX for CPU and GPU stress testing.