Kioi Hall is a concert hall located in Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Two distinctive music halls (Kioi Hall for classical music with 800 seats and Kioi Small Hall for Japanese music with 250 seats) connect musicians and audiences, and connect the hearts of classical music and Japanese music. Managed by the Nippon Steel Foundation

A digital archive preserving memories and records related to the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Kioku no Kiroku archives the Japanese rock and pop music scene.

Kiori is a bridal ring specialty store founded in Asahikawa 56 years ago. Just wearing the ring makes you feel each other and happy. Wedding rings are irreplaceable treasures. Take your time choosing your ring in a calm, private space just for the two of you. For a once-in-a-lifetime proposal, cherish the special feeling of being the "most shining ring in the world." We will wholeheartedly assist you in choosing a ring that will be a lasting memory.

This is the official website of JR Central Retailing Plus, which offers souvenirs, bento boxes, and other products from the Tokaido line, as well as restaurants and cafes, and in-car services on Shinkansen trains.

An online shop for the miracle pork "Tsumari Pork." We deliver carefully selected Tsumari Pork made by artisans with over 40 years of experience.

The Kojima Industrial Promotion Center in Kurashiki City has set up six "Designer Incubation" rooms that can be used as workshops or offices to support young people aspiring to be designers in the entrepreneurial and start-up stages.

JIPAK Japan Interior Planners Association Kansai

The Kanagawa Industrial Promotion Center (KIP), a public interest incorporated foundation, provides comprehensive support to small and medium-sized enterprises, including business startups, management innovation, capital investment, fundraising, market development, management consultations for internationalization such as trade, human resource development, training and seminars, and rental conference rooms (Kannai).

The KI Project is a volunteer group in Gifu Prefecture that was established in response to the Great East Japan Earthquake. They operate a volunteer bus, hold "recreation activities" inviting parents and children from Fukushima Prefecture and the surrounding area to Gifu Prefecture, and plan and sell "Chocobo," a Tohoku support product.