Price Revision Effective July 1, 2026 ↗
Due to ongoing increases in raw material costs, logistics costs, and exchange rates, we will raise the prices of goods and services by 20% from the current price for orders placed on or after July 1, 2026.
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Company founded; inbound tourism business launched
Began doing business with overseas OTAs, including Trip.com, Eztravel, Elong, and Baidu
Signed representative agreements with major Japanese hotel chains; promoted sales to overseas travel agencies
More than 100 major hotel business partners, including HILTON, JRHOTELS, and Westin
Began selling travel content, including JTRWEB, JRPASS, USJ, and Railway Museum tickets
Launched social media promotions; began advertising on TikTok [Takumi-yu] (over 2 million followers)
Launched a review management service
Began consulting on the management and operation of facilities, including hotels, vacation rentals, and guesthouses
Entered the robotics business and began operating a robotics platform
Established FUTURE Co., Ltd. and launched operations as a robot development and manufacturing company
Due to ongoing increases in raw material costs, logistics costs, and exchange rates, we will raise the prices of goods and services by 20% from the current price for orders placed on or after July 1, 2026.
FUTURE Inc. will conduct a demonstration experiment of information dissemination using a serving robot at the Higashiosaka campus from April 8 to 21, 2026, in collaboration with the Kinki University School of Business's Kuroda Yukio Seminar. The robot, which runs outdoors, will broadcast event information via its display and voice, testing effective information dissemination methods within the campus. The company will handle the robot's configuration, while students will create decorations, background music, and display content.
In February 2026, at the student restaurant of Kyoto Culinary School held at Mercure Kyoto Miyazu Resort & Spa, the serving robot donated by FUTURE Co., Ltd. was active. The company assisted with transporting the robot and setting it up on site, marking its third collaboration. Future use of the robot is expected in student restaurants scheduled to be held in Miyazu City and at Kyoto Culinary School.
In order to strengthen the research and development system and expand business, the research office has been relocated to the 22nd floor of the Kobe Asia One Center. From now on, we will advance research and development and business activities with a dual-base system between the same center and the Kyoto City Growth Industry Creation Center. Changes to the telephone number and updates to the website information are scheduled to be implemented in the near future.
The guidelines for the 1st Kyoto FUTURE Music Competition have been released. The application period is from December 1, 2025, to December 14, 2025. For details, visit the dedicated page, and inquiries can be made through the competition's official website.
We participated in Kyoto Advanced Science University's "2025 Internship and Corporate Training Program" and accepted two students. The students experienced robot operation, simple setup, maintenance support at the implementation site, and problem verification, and reported new implementation sites and usage methods at the results presentation meeting.
FUTURE Inc. will hold the "1st Kyoto FUTURE Music Competition" to support the next generation of musicians. The finals will be held at Kyoto Concert Hall, and pianist Ryoma Takaki, who is active domestically and internationally, will serve as a judge. Details of the competition will be announced in late November.
At a student restaurant held at Kyoto Culinary School and Mercury Kyoto Miyatsu, FUTURE's serving robot was utilized. This was the second collaboration following the one in February, where students and the robot worked together to provide service. The number of uses increased compared to the last time, and students and faculty delivered service while mastering the robot.
FUTURE Co., Ltd. participated in the "Proof of Concept Research on Building Infrastructure for Distributed Coordination of Multiple Mobility for Smart City Kyoto" commissioned by the Digital Agency and provided a delivery robot. In the pilot experiment conducted in February-March 2025 at KICK, we collaborated using the "Lucki Pro" to transport luggage from the facility entrance to the office.
In a student restaurant held at Kyoto Culinary School and Mercury Kyoto Miyatsu, a serving robot was introduced as part of an initiative where students and robots collaborate to provide service. The robot handled tasks such as serving in birthday mode and carrying heavy dishes to tables, demonstrating a reduction in the burden on student staff.