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Establishment
March 2017
Executives
Representative Director: Yasutomo Yabu
Capital
50 million yen
Business content
Operation of hospice-style residential facilities
Operation of home-visit nursing facilities
Operation of home-visit care facilities
Operation of residential care and intensive home-visit care facilities
Financial institutions
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank
Major group companies
M3 Corporation
S.Y.C. Co., Ltd.
S.Y.C. Properties Co., Ltd.
S.Y.C. Foods Co., Ltd.
On October 16, 2026, a mochi-making and tasting event was held at ReHOPE Tsu with the long-established Japanese confectionery shop 'Kikyouya Orii'. Driven by a dietitian's desire to allow people to enjoy Japanese sweets while considering swallowing, we introduced 'Oka-yu Daifuku', which balances ease of swallowing with a mochi-like texture.
At ReHOPE, there are no restrictions on visiting hours; visitors can come at any time, 24 hours a day, and it is also possible to stay overnight in the room after prior consultation. The article highlights how daily visits support residents and their families, and features an episode where staff helped arrange a birthday surprise for a spouse who visits daily at the ReHOPE Shin‑Ei East Building.
ReHOPE views a hospice as 'a place where people can live as themselves until the end of life.' It offers four booklets to help residents and families share their hopes and record each person's wishes and way of life.
Summer festivals were held at ReHOPE facilities across Japan, with more locations participating than last year, including several first-time venues. Local volunteers, yosakoi dance teams, and other partners helped make the events lively. When residents found it difficult to join in, staff brought happi coats and portable shrines to them.
In June 2026, a physician from a local clinic and medical students performed live music at ReHOPE Oyama. Residents joined in by playing bells and clapping along. The concert was a moving occasion filled with smiles and tears, offering residents a rich experience through music.
ReHOPE Okayama shared how residents harvested onions grown at the facility and refreshed themselves by touching the soil in outdoor planters. They fondly recalled the feel of the soil as they carefully harvested the onions, with smiles on their faces. The facility director said they continue gardening activities that let residents experience the seasons.
ReHOPE held ‘Delicious Summer’ food events at four facilities nationwide to fulfill residents' food-related wishes. At Otaka, staff served cider jelly made with bottled juice and gelatin; at Matsumoto, they offered fruit punch colored with shaved-ice syrup and gelatin. The homemade chilled treats brought residents and staff closer and helped ease the summer heat.
A folk music show was held in the facility's second-floor dining room. The event was planned after a consultation with a resident's spouse, and more than 20 residents and family members attended. Representative folk songs from Miyagi Prefecture were performed, creating an energetic atmosphere. Afterward, attendees said, ‘Please invite them again.’
CUC Hospice holds its annual ‘Episode Canvas’ event, where facilities nationwide share care stories embodying the philosophy of ‘living life looking forward.’ Award-winning facilities are chosen through an online vote and review by external judges. Seven facilities that passed the preliminary screening gave presentations, and external judges selected the winners. The Grand Prix went to ‘Everything Is a Team: Fulfilling a Wish for Hope,’ a story about an interdisciplinary team supporting the wish of a university professor whose illness was progressing rapidly. A digest of selected winning and nominated stories is presented. Local care managers and medical professionals also attended.
Facilities across ReHOPE celebrated the arrival of spring with events nationwide. During cherry-blossom drives and festivals, residents who had difficulty going out—including many wheelchair users—enjoyed the spring air and shared smiles.