List of businesses in Japan
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Sports Shop Kitazato is a table tennis specialty store in Chuo-ku, Sapporo. Our staff has the most extensive product knowledge in Hokkaido and will suggest the best table tennis equipment for you. We are easily accessible, just a 3-minute walk from Bus Center-mae Station on the Tozai Subway Line. Please feel free to visit us.
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This is the official website of Sports Kobayashi Ltd., the largest sporting goods store in the Reinan area of Fukui Prefecture, founded in 1950. 1-3-23 Kagura, Tsuruga City, Fukui Prefecture, 914-0063 | TEL: 0770-22-0204 | FAX: 0770-22-7355
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Spokari Co., Ltd. supports student sports clubs in finding employment, job hunting, and changing jobs, and works to make them think, "It was good to play sports." With job hunting support, we support former athletes who have dedicated most of their lives to sports, from student sports clubs to former professional athletes, former working athletes, and former sports club members.
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"Sports x Creativity x Execution" Our philosophy is to constantly implement new sports marketing strategies and contribute to the expansion of the sports industry, and we will continue to implement new sports marketing strategies.
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Spoma is a "sports illustration communication service" where you can post and view works that specialize in sports. Get excited about sports manga and illustrations anytime, anywhere! Not only sports fans, but also non-sports fans can enjoy it.
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SPOND is a group of experts who connect the excitement, connections, and passion of sports to growth strategies in all industries. Our group of sports experts will support your business from the perspective of consulting and brand growth support, including strategy formulation, brand development, promotional events, and web marketing.
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Leave all your sports and entertainment news to us! This is the official website of the Sports Nippon Newspaper Company.
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This is an e-commerce site that sells products (vocational products) produced by welfare facilities called "continuous employment support centers." Individuals and corporations can purchase vocational products and give them as "gifts" to third parties.
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Spontini, a long-established pizzeria with over 60 years of history in Milan, Italy, has arrived in Japan for the first time. The sophisticated pizza Milanese was born in Milan, the city of fashion. Enjoy the fusion of Milanese innovation and tradition.
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