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HOT PEPPER Gourmet is a Japan-wide restaurant discovery site for finding restaurants and izakaya, browsing food information and coupons, and accessing online reservations. Visitors can search by prefecture, area, nearest station, or cuisine, and browse guides to food genres, lunch, restaurant chains, banquet courses, and places that accept online bookings. The homepage also features collections for group outings, birthdays and anniversaries, all-you-can-eat dining, premium restaurants, and regional specialties. The site explains how points can be used for online reservations and links to the official app for finding restaurants while away from home.

Advantest's official website presents test solutions that support semiconductor reliability, along with related products and technical information. It also provides corporate and investor-relations resources, social initiatives, news, and careers, helping visitors understand the company's work in semiconductor testing and measurement.

Sumitomo Mitsui Card offers credit cards and payment services for individuals and businesses within the SMBC Group. Its personal lineup includes numberless cards with no ongoing annual fee, Gold, Platinum Preferred, and Olive Flexible Pay. The company also lists debit, prepaid, and gift cards, card loans, applications, and enrollment campaigns. V Points can be earned and redeemed, while the app supports account inquiries and member procedures. Merchants can review payment acceptance services, and customers can find support, security and fraud-prevention information, company news, and policies.

Gunma University's official website is a university portal for its profile, academic programs, student life, research, and admissions. It links to faculties and graduate schools as well as supporting organizations and facilities, including the university library, affiliated hospital, and research institutes. Visitors can explore research, collaboration among industry, government, and academia, public engagement, international exchange and study abroad, campus life, career support, and entrance examinations. Separate entry points serve prospective students, current students and parents, alumni, local residents and the public, companies, and university staff. The homepage features notices, press releases, admissions updates, events, awards and research results, and student activities, with campus information for Aramaki, Showa, Kiryu, and Ota.

Nissan is a Japanese automaker, and its Japanese corporate site covers company information, innovation, sustainability, and investor relations. Nissan Stories features articles about the people, products, and technologies connected with the company. The site also links to the newsroom and recent press releases. Vehicle-model details and consumer product information are provided through a separate Japanese product site. This portal brings together corporate information, initiatives, and investor materials, with separate links for careers and vehicle services.

The official website of the Nagoya Chamber of Commerce and Industry describes support for businesses and entrepreneurs in Nagoya. Its business services cover sales-channel and business-network expansion; advice on management, start-ups, and business succession; IT adoption and digitalization; exploring new fields; cost reduction; hiring and skills development; and information about loans, subsidies, mutual aid, and employee benefits. The site also lists business meetings, networking events, exhibitions, management support, employee training, certificates, accreditation, examinations, seminars, and other events. Additional sections cover policy advocacy, public relations, distribution, tourism, and city development. Visitors can find membership information, programs for small businesses, and links to regional events such as Messe Nagoya.

Maruzen Junkudo Bookstore’s official online store lets shoppers search for and buy books, magazines, stationery and assorted imported goods. Its catalog is organized into areas such as comics, light novels, study guides, children’s books, art, music and scores, humanities, languages, business, economics, law, medicine, welfare, science, engineering, computers, practical books, travel and magazines. The search scope can be switched among Japanese books, magazines, imported goods and stationery, while keyword, category and detailed search options help visitors locate specific titles or products. The home page highlights new and topical books and product rankings, and individual product pages show prices and customer reviews. The store also provides account registration and sign-in, a shopping cart and wish list, plus a shopping guide, FAQs, a bookstore locator and the company’s official YouTube channel, combining online book shopping with information about its physical stores.

Livedoor Blog is a Japanese blog-publishing service and discovery portal. Its official guide explains how to start a blog, customize its design through the management screen, and choose an address such as blog.jp, diary.to, or officialblog.jp; it also describes connecting a custom domain without a separate setup charge. The service provides guidance for moving from major blog platforms, real-time page-view and visitor statistics with device breakdowns, optional Google Analytics setup, and smartphone tools for publishing posts and checking comments. Readers can explore portal categories, rankings, featured blogs, and recent entries without creating a blog. Signup and login are used to create and manage a personal blog.

Minkai is a Japan-wide search and referral service for senior homes and care facilities. Listings can be filtered by region, facility type, cost, and vacancy status, and include nursing-care homes, serviced senior housing, group homes, and special nursing homes. Facility pages present basic details, photos, admission and monthly costs, amenities, medical and nursing support, and location information for comparison. The service says professional counselors offer free consultations by phone, online, and at local offices, helping people search for suitable facilities, arrange visits, and proceed toward move-in. It also publishes introductory care guides, care-related news, and expert-answer Q&A. The operator is Medley, Inc., and the site says the service began in 2000. The former 介護のほんね address now redirects to Minkai after a name change announced in January 2026. Pricing for other services was not fully established.

Qoo10 Japan is an online marketplace for Japan operated by eBay Japan. Its homepage provides product search and links to sign-in, My Qoo10, the cart, the customer service Qpost, and seller registration information. Visible departments include fashion, beauty and cosmetics, supplements and diet products, appliances, computers and games, smartphones, household necessities, food, pet supplies, and baby products. The site features product rankings, time sales, daily deals, group-buy offers, and coupons. A separate entertainment and e-ticket section includes K-POP merchandise and tickets, while Qoo10 MOVE presents fashion listings. Help, the Qsafe program, and a safe-transaction center are also available. Prices, inventory, and delivery terms vary by product and seller.

The Japan Meteorological Agency's “Your Town's Disaster Information” portal brings together weather and disaster information for a selected Japanese prefecture or municipality. It links to local heavy-rain and flood warnings and advisories, rain-cloud movement and rainfall forecasts, weather radar, Himawari satellite images, AMeDAS surface observations, precipitation probability, wind and coastal-wave forecasts, weekly forecasts, weather charts, and earthquake information. Map-based hazard resources such as Kikikuru are also available for checking conditions relevant to a chosen area. JMA's help explains that users can select a prefecture or municipality and have that area displayed again on a later visit. Rainfall products include near-term radar views and forecasts further ahead. Earthquake information shows the event location, depth, seismic intensity observed in different areas, and a list of recent announcements. The portal is a public source of official Japanese meteorological and disaster information, organized to help residents and organizations find JMA information relevant to a particular place.

KING OF TIME is a Japanese cloud attendance system for recording work across offices, stores, remote work, and other settings. Organizations can combine clock-in methods such as PC, mobile, web, IC cards, and biometric devices, then manage working rules, leave, requests, approvals, and automatic time totals. The product site also lists related labor, payroll, analytics, and external-service integrations.

The Japan Meteorological Agency’s Past Weather Data Search lets visitors choose an observation station and date in Japan, then inspect historical measurements and climatological normals for that location. The interface offers annual, monthly and daily values, hourly and ten-minute observations, monthly values since observations began, three-month summaries, and normals for several shorter and longer periods. It also links to station records ranked among the site’s top ten, historical nationwide rankings, mesh maps of climate normals, regional-average data and upper-air observations. A separate JMA option lets users configure and download selected weather data, including weekly values. The page notes that the normals are based on the 1991–2020 thirty-year observation average and warns that published records may be corrected retrospectively. Researchers, students, businesses and members of the public can use the station, period and data-type selectors to examine Japan’s observed weather history; the latest posted values should be checked before reuse.

Nippon Travel Agency’s official site lets customers search and book domestic and international travel products. In Japan, listings include packages combining JR or Shinkansen rail or flights with accommodation, plus hotels, inns, tours, day trips, highway buses, rental cars, and activities. International options include tours, escorted trips, flights, flight-and-hotel packages, and overseas hotels. Search filters cover departure area, dates, and travelers, while the site also provides branch listings, corporate services, reservation checks, coupons, and notices about delays or cancellations. Regional, seasonal, and themed guides and lodging information help users choose and arrange a trip.

Tokyo Small and Medium Business Investment & Consultation Co. supports the capital base and sustainable development of small and medium-sized companies in Japan. Its website explains the investment-development program, through which the company can invest in businesses and serve as a long-term, stable shareholder. The site says it respects each company’s management independence and does not interfere with operations or dispatch officers. Businesses can learn about support for capital policy, ownership stability, dispersed shares, succession planning, and leadership development, and read examples from participating companies. The portal also lists successor-learning opportunities, seminars, corporate training, management articles, news, and investment results. It is a source of information about SBIC’s SME investment and business-support activities, rather than a general stock-trading service.

Ameba is a Japanese blogging and media service operated by CyberAgent. Users can create a blog for free and publish personal, hobby, or everyday-life posts, while readers browse official celebrity blogs, popular posts, and blog rankings. Its portal gathers blog highlights and entertainment news alongside manga, fortune-telling content, and other features, with links to games and the Ameba smartphone app. Public articles can be read without signing in, but publishing posts and using member features require an account.

Nikkan Sports is a Japanese news website operated by Nikkan Sports News. It covers professional baseball, MLB, soccer, golf, sumo, combat sports, horse racing, and boat racing, with breaking updates and results, as well as entertainment, society, fishing, and amusement stories. The site also features photos, videos, reporter columns, article rankings, and a newspaper-page viewer. Free membership is available; some articles are member-only, and the site links to Nikkan Sports Premium and print newspaper subscription information.

Jimoty (ジモティー) is a Japan-wide local classifieds and community board organized by prefecture and listing category. Its official homepage covers free giveaways and used goods, used cars, pet-adoption notices, member recruitment, mutual-aid requests, part-time and full-time jobs, lessons, events, real estate, and local services. Visitors can search by keyword and category and choose a region; the page also links to registration, login, posting instructions, transaction guidance, and fraud-prevention information. Rather than a conventional online retail store, Jimoty combines neighborhood listings, person-to-person exchanges, recruitment, and local activities. Conditions and any fees may depend on the listing category or transaction, so the homepage categories should be checked individually.

AI inside’s Japanese corporate site explains its enterprise AI products and company information. Leapnet turns internal company data into RAG-based knowledge and lets teams build work-focused AI agents; DX Suite reads business forms with AI OCR and automates surrounding data-entry steps. AI inside Cube is an edge computer for using AI in on-premises, security-conscious environments. Product pages sit alongside company news, corporate details, and investor relations information.