Haruo Kurami

Sports is good, Inc. promotes sports events.

Part of KAYAC, Inc., Placole, Inc. is a Japanese company that aims to create a free future by increasing everyone's options and fulfilling their happiness through the creation of new values. The company is based in Yokohama, Japan and operates in the bridal industry. Placole & Dressy "Magic" is a popular bride app with over 786,000 social media followers. Additionally, the company operates the bridal industry's only chat platform, "Placole Wedding", and a wedding dress media called "Dressy Dressy". The founder of the company is Isao Muto.

Real Inamura Estate KK engages in design, construction, and sale of land, buildings, condominiums and other real estate properties. The company was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Kamakura, Japan.

Part of KAYAC, Inc., KAYAC LIVING Inc provides web-based home matching and searching services. The company is based in Kamakura, Japan.

Keystone Partners Co., Ltd. provinces services to investors. It offers evaluation and examination, management placement and consulting, M & A brokerage, advisory services, and financial advice. The company was founded on May 20, 2009 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

Fujikyu Corp. engages in the sales of handicraft and household goods. Its products include yarn, fabrics, dressmaking apparels, and other clothing and household products. It operates through the following business divisions: Store Sales, Mail Order, and Others. The Store Sales division handles the operation of handicraft specialty stores such as Craft Heart Tokai, Craft World, Craft Park, and Craft Loop; and household goods specialty stores such as st-toremu. The Mail Order division manages online product sales offered in Craft Heart Tokai.com. It also deals with the product sales in Rakuten, Yahoo Store, and Amazon Store that offers products from st-toremu, shugale, and Just Partner. The Others division includes real estate leasing business. The company was founded by Hisaichi Goto in April 1952 and is headquartered in Nagoya, Japan.