Creation of albums for working adults, sports, corporate history, personal history, commemorative publications, etc.Book‑style time capsuleBook publishingProduct planning, production, and sales of hard and soft goods related to "memory creation"Dispatch of professional photographersOn‑site photography and photo salesInternet photo sales system "Totttte"Easy‑to‑use production softwareUnteaching classesPersonal pageFuture dream message panelMemory treasure boxPersonal history, corporate history, commemorative publicationsAlbumDream capsuleTotttte
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Founded in Osaka. Started producing "memory photo collections" for individuals. Started a business by creating albums that shape and preserve people’s lives.
Established the Japan Album Therapy Association, a general incorporated association.
Launched the "Meiji no Hito" crowdfunding campaign on Readyfor.
Publication of the book "People of the Meiji Era"
Launch of collaborative products with the popular picture book series "Kuma no Gakkou"
The photo sales site "Totttte (Totte)" was temporarily suspended due to a PHP-related security issue, but began partial restoration with restricted functionality from November 4, 2026. The goal is to fully restore the sales system by January 2027, and the photo sales period for events that ended during the suspension has been extended.
Dreamfo Inc. announced the results of the "Dreamfo and Album Grand Prize 2026" from graduation and graduation albums submitted by schools, kindergartens, and organizations nationwide. The Grand Prize was awarded to M Nursery School, and the Second Grand Prize and Department Excellence Awards were also decided.
The service restart scheduled for 11:00 AM today, October 29, has been extended due to some system issues. We are currently working on the recovery and expect to resume around 12:00 PM. If the restart is delayed further, we will provide updates on the maintenance screen.
The system update and verification for security enhancement have been completed, and the service resumed at 12:00 on October 29, 2026. We deeply apologize for the inconvenience caused by the prolonged maintenance. We will continue to strive for improved security measures and service quality.
Notifying users of DreamFuto about the temporary suspension of the Easy Production Software, Totte, Teach-Not-Teaching Class, and Graduation Cloud. The suspension is carried out as a measure against software vulnerabilities, and the resumption time is yet to be determined. We explain that we will provide updates as progress is made.
On September 30, 2026, at the general education course at Nara Senior University Kashihara Campus, Hayashi Sayuri, CEO of Dreamfort Co., Ltd., delivered a lecture titled "Living Well in the 100-Year Life Era." She introduced "7 Tips for Living Well," drawing on the words of people who have lived a century, and provided time for students to share their experiences and thoughts.
Dreamfor Co., Ltd. and the HASSYADAI Social General Incorporated Association conducted a 'No-Teaching' class using the Album Therapy Method at Private Nissho High School and Tokyo Metropolitan Sagamiya High School on June 19, 2026, and July 15, 2026. The class involved reflecting on past events and people using nostalgic photos as cues, and exploring what the students want to cherish. Survey results before and after the class, as well as student feedback, have been published.
The award-winning entries of the 5th Annual "Elderly Appreciation Day Children's Essay & Panel Contest" were announced on the official website on September 16. Entries were received from across the country, with children interviewing their grandparents about life and compiling their responses into essays and panels. The works reflect insights into the continuity of life and lessons learned from wartime experiences.
The application deadline for the 5th "Respect for the Elderly Day Children Essay & Panel Contest" has been extended by one week from September 3 to September 10 (Thursday). The announcement of winners remains unchanged on September 16. The contest is open to students from first grade of elementary school to third grade of junior high school nationwide, and participation is free.
The Dream For project has launched the "Memory Support Project," which allows schools and kindergartens in Kumamoto Prefecture and their parents to consult on reprinting and restoring albums that have been damaged or lost. Leveraging our experience of delivering graduation and kindergarten albums to 75 schools and kindergartens over the past three years, we also accept consultations on reprinting and restoration methods. You can contact us via the web form or by phone.