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Surara Net Co., Ltd.

株式会社すららネットSuRaLa Net Co., Ltd.Alias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
88
Related companies
11
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
PMO Uchikanda 7F, 1-14-10 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0047, Japan
Chief executive
Takahiko Yunokawa
Capital
298,370,000  (2 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
89 people
Employees (consolidated)
88 people
Start date
2008-08-29
End date
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Websites

2 DOMAINS
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Business

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Contract development businessPrivate education (B2B2C model)Schools (B2B2C model)After-school day services (B2B2C model)Child Development Support Center (B2C)OverseasSuralaSurala DrillSurala SatellyzerSurala Nihongoeveryday TOEIC® L&R TESTSurala MathPlanning, development, and provision of e-learning education services, and operational consultingProvision of services such as the ICT learning materials “Surala” and “Surala Drill”Proposals for educational curricula that make use of services for customersSupport consulting servicesServices incorporating cutting-edge technology and gamification, ranging from educational apps for young children to learning apps for elementary school studentsDevelopment of various platformsContract development of a wide range of services for businesses centered on education
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Related companies

11 COMPANIES
Company name Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
Fantamstick
Group
Lean on Me Inc.
TOKYO FM
Konica Minolta Japan Inc.
Phantastic Corporation
Shareholder
成基
日本数学検定協会
C&I Holdings Co., Ltd.
株式会社FCエデュケーション
Wisdoms
Catch On Inc.
Names without a link are companies not yet registered in OpenBizGraph
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Network

NETWORK
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History

127 EVENTS

In 2004, Takahiko Yunokawa was involved in supporting the franchise operations of private tutoring schools and managing company-owned schools at C&I Holdings, Inc. (formerly Venture Link Co., Ltd.). While student recruitment marketing was going well, he felt that improving the academic performance of students, particularly those with poor grades, was a challenge. In 2005, he began developing an ideal e-learning teaching material.Sources

2005: Began planning and developing the e-learning materials “Surala” at Catch On Co., Ltd.Sources

Started planning and development of the e-learning material 'Surara' at Catch On Inc.Sources

Began selling the junior high school version of “Surala” to the cram school and school markets.Sources

Opened a directly operated school ('Self-Study School Catch-On') in front of Komazawa University Station, Setagaya Ward.Sources

2008: Surala Net Inc. was established.Sources

Released the high school version of “Surala.”Sources

Established Surara Net Inc.Sources

Surara Net Co., Ltd. was established on August 29, 2008.Sources

Establishment date: August 29, 2008 (Heisei 20)Sources

2010: Held the first “Surala Cup,” a competition in which “Surala” users compete based on the effort they put into learning.Sources

Takahiko Yunokawa acquired all shares of Surala Net Inc. and carried out a management buyout (MBO).Sources

Hosted the first 'Surara Cup', a competition where users of Surara compete on effort.Sources

Business succession from C&I Holdings Inc., and Takahiko Yuno-gawa acquired all shares from FC Education Inc., completing an MBO.Sources

2011: Began selling “Surala” to the independent business market.Sources

Started selling Surara to independent entrepreneurs.Sources

2012: Began selling “Surala” to the business-to-consumer (B2C) market.Sources

Started selling Surara to the BtoC market.Sources

2013: “Surala” was introduced in Shanghai, China, marking its first entry into an overseas market. The company also obtained a patent for “adaptive learning,” a feature incorporated into its service.Sources

Obtained a patent for the 'Adaptive Learning' feature integrated into our service.Sources

Surara was introduced in Shanghai, China, marking our first overseas expansion.Sources

Surara was introduced at overseas Japanese schools.Sources

September 2014: Selected for a JICA public-private partnership program and launched a project in Sri Lanka to reduce educational disparities.Sources

Selected for a JICA public-private partnership project, launching an education inequality rectification project in Sri Lanka.Sources

November 2014: Opened a company-operated school in Kikukawa, Sumida City (“NEXT Learners,” a next-generation individualized learning center).Sources

Opened a directly operated school ('Next Learners: Next-Generation Individual Learning Center') in Kikukawa, Sumida Ward.Sources

February 2015: Selected for JICA’s SME Overseas Business Development Support—Dissemination and Demonstration Project, and launched an industry-academia collaboration project in Indonesia to improve children’s academic achievement.Sources

Selected for the JICA SME overseas expansion support—publicity and demonstration project, launching a school-industry collaboration program to enhance children's academic achievement in Indonesia.Sources

May 2015: Opened four cram schools in Sri Lanka for low-income groups.Sources

Opened four learning centers for low-income groups in Sri Lanka.Sources

September 2015: Held the first “Active Learning” event, which fosters 21st-century skills across grade and regional boundaries.Sources

Hosted the first 'Active Learning' event that cultivates 21st-century skills beyond grade and regional boundaries.Sources

October 2015: Takahiko Yunokawa, the company’s Representative Director, was appointed as an expert committee member of the Education Rebuilding Implementation Council.Sources

Takahiko Yuno-gawa, our CEO, was appointed as a member of the Education Revitalization Implementation Committee.Sources

December 2017: Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers market.Sources

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers market.Sources

March 2018: Began selling “Surala” to after-school day service providers.Sources

Started selling Surara for after-school day services.Sources

September 2018: Selected as an official project of “EDU-Port Nippon,” a public-private partnership initiative.Sources

Selected for the public-private collaboration project 'EDU-Port Nippon'.Sources

June 2019: Selected for the second consecutive year as an official project of “EDU-Port Nippon,” a public-private partnership initiative.Sources

Selected for the second consecutive year as an officially recognized project under EDU-Port Japan, a public-private partnership initiativeSources

July 2019: Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project (Nagano Prefectural Sakaki High School).Sources

Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project (Nagano Prefectural Sakaki High School)Sources

December 2019: Selected for a JICA SME and SDGs Business Support Program feasibility study to strengthen the mathematics proficiency of children in Egypt.Sources

Selected for a project formulation survey to strengthen mathematics achievement among children in Egypt under JICA’s SDGs Business Supporting Surveys for Small and Medium-sized EnterprisesSources

February 2020: In response to the impact of COVID-19, provided schools and cram schools with IDs free of charge.Sources

Provided IDs free of charge to schools and cram schools in response to the impact of COVID-19Sources

June 2020: Selected for the third consecutive year as an officially recognized project of EDU-Port Japan, a public-private partnership initiative.Sources

Selected for the third consecutive year as an officially recognized project under EDU-Port Japan, a public-private partnership initiativeSources

July 2020: Selected for METI and JETRO’s overseas expansion support program for the “Future Classroom” initiative (Indonesia and the Philippines).Sources

Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and JETRO’s “Future Classroom” overseas expansion support program (Indonesia and the Philippines)Sources

August 2020: Selected as an implementation support provider for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “IT Introduction Subsidy 2020.” A total of 672 schools and approximately 250,000 students began using the learning service.Sources

Selected as a provider of implementation support for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “IT Introduction Subsidy 2020.” Students at 672 schools—approximately 250,000 in total—began learningSources

September 2020: Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project (Nagano Prefectural Karuizawa High School and Nagano Prefectural Sakaki High School).Sources

Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project (Nagano Prefectural Karuizawa High School and Nagano Prefectural Sakaki High School)Sources

November 2020: Conducted a “digital education” pilot activity in Myanmar as part of a survey project aimed at introducing distributed smart infrastructure.Sources

Conducted a pilot activity in “digital education” in Myanmar as part of a survey project for the introduction of decentralized smart infrastructureSources

March 2021: Obtained third-party certification for the Information Security Management System (ISMS).Sources

Obtained third-party certification for the Information Security Management System (ISMS)Sources

May 2021: Published the inaugural Impact Management Report.Sources

Published the first Impact Management ReportSources

August 2021: Selected as an implementation support provider for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “IT Introduction Subsidy 2021.” A total of 503 schools and approximately 160,000 students began using the learning service.Sources

Selected as a provider of implementation support for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “IT Introduction Subsidy 2021.” Students at 503 schools—approximately 160,000 in total—began learningSources

October 2021: Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project for the third consecutive year (Nagano Prefectural Sakaki High School).Sources

Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project for the third consecutive year (Nagano Prefectural Sakaki High School)Sources

January 2022: Acquired a partial stake in Fantamstick Inc., moving toward making it a subsidiary.Sources

Made Fantamstick a subsidiarySources

Acquired a portion of the shares of Fantamstick Inc., making it a subsidiarySources

February 2022: Selected for Theme D of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project (an initiative with Kusu Seisho Junior High School in Kusu Town, Oita Prefecture, and cram schools introducing Surala).Sources

Selected for Theme D of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project (an initiative with Kusu Hoshisho Junior High School in Kusu Town, Oita Prefecture, and cram schools introducing Surala)Sources

April 2022: Joined a pilot project conducted by the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) with an external organization, providing “Surala Ninja!” to public junior high schools in Indonesia.Sources

Participated in a pilot project conducted by the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) with an external organization. Provided “Surala Ninja!” to public junior high schools in IndonesiaSources

July 2022: Selected for the fourth time as an officially recognized project of EDU-Port Japan, a public-private partnership initiative.Sources

Selected for the fourth time as an officially recognized project under EDU-Port Japan, a public-private partnership initiativeSources

August 2022: Selected as an implementation support provider for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “IT Introduction Subsidy 2022.” A total of 261 schools and approximately 77,000 students began using the learning service.Sources

Selected as a provider of implementation support for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “IT Introduction Subsidy 2022.” Students at 261 schools—approximately 77,000 in total—began learningSources

September 2022: Selected for Theme A of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project (an initiative with Kochi Prefecture).Sources

Selected for Theme A of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project (an initiative with Kochi Prefecture)Sources

November 2022: Officially launched Surala at a model school under a project of Cambodia’s Ministry of Education.Sources

Official launch of Surala at a model school for a Cambodian Ministry of Education projectSources

April 2023: Achieved results in a model demonstration project to promote ICT education in Tokyo’s island regions.Sources

Achieved results in a model demonstration project promoting ICT education in Tokyo's island regionsSources

June 2023: Selected for a demonstration project on personalized learning using ICT teaching materials by the Elementary and Junior High School Division of the Kochi Prefectural Board of Education.Sources

Selected for an individualized, optimized learning demonstration project using ICT teaching materials by the Elementary and Junior High School Division of the Kochi Prefectural Board of EducationSources

July 2023: Selected as a demonstration project operator for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s 2023 Exploratory Learning Support Subsidy ProgramSources

Selected as a demonstration project operator for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's “Exploratory Learning Support Subsidy 2023”Sources

November 2023: Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s “Future Classroom” demonstration project under the theme “Creating a Model for Developing DX Talent by Linking Inquiry-Based Learning and Subject Learning Using EdTech” (initiative with a Mie Prefectural technical high school)Sources

Selected for a Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry “Future Classroom” demonstration project to create a model for developing digital transformation (DX) talent by linking inquiry-based learning with subject learning through EdTech (an initiative with Mie Prefectural technical high schools)Sources

March 2024: Entered into a business partnership with With us Co., Ltd.Sources

Formed a business partnership with Withus Co., Ltd.Sources

April 2024: Selected as a school activity support provider for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s 2024 Work Style Reform Support Subsidy ProgramSources

Selected as a school activity support provider for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's 'Work Style Reform Support Grant 2024'.Sources

December 2024: Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s FY2023 supplementary budget subsidy program for global South-oriented, future-focused co-creation and related initiativesSources

Selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's FY2023 (Reiwa 5) Supplementary 'Global South Future-Oriented Co-creation Project Grant'.Sources

April 2025: Released “Surala My Story,” an inquiry-based learning resourceSources

April 2025: Released “Information I,” a required high school subjectSources

April 2025: Added textbook-aligned pre-tests to “Surala Drill”Sources

April 2025: Co-developed correct/incorrect answer sounds with a specialist organizationSources

April 2025: Entered into a business partnership with Lean on MeSources

April 2025: Selected as a provider for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s 2025 Inquiry-Based Learning and School Administration Reform Support Subsidy ProgramSources

April 2025: Entered into a business collaboration with Konica Minolta JapanSources

Released the inquiry-based learning material 'Surala My Story'.Sources

Released the mandatory high school subject 'Information I'.Sources

Added textbook-aligned pre-tests to 'Surara Drill'.Sources

Co-developed correct/incorrect judgment sounds with a specialized agency.Sources

Entered into a business partnership with Lean on Me.Sources

Selected as a provider for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's 'Inquiry and School Administration Reform Support Grant 2025'.Sources

Established a business collaboration with Konica Minolta Japan.Sources

May 2025: “Surala Nihongo” was first introduced at a major Indonesian sending organization for technical intern traineesSources

First introduction of 'Surara Japanese' by a major Indonesian technical intern training organization.Sources

June 2025: Expanded the introduction of “Surala” at temporary protection facilities in TokyoSources

Expanded the implementation of 'Surara' in temporary shelter facilities within Tokyo.Sources

July 2025: “Surala Nihongo” was introduced for the first time at a night junior high schoolSources

First introduction of 'Surara Japanese' in a night school.Sources

August 2025: Unveiled the brand concept for “Surala-i,” a next-generation digital learning service scheduled for release in spring 2026Sources

August 2025: Signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cambodia’s Ministry of EducationSources

First unveiled the brand concept of the next-generation digital learning service 'Surala-i', scheduled for release in spring 2026.Sources

Signed a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Education of Cambodia.Sources

September 2025: Launched “Ashita Kenkyushitsu,” a portal site for school non-attendanceSources

Opened the absenteeism portal site 'Ashita Research Lab'.Sources

November 2025: Added a JLPT preparation course to “Surala Nihongo,” an ICT-based Japanese-language learning resourceSources

Added a new JLPT preparation course to the Japanese learning ICT material 'Surara Japanese'.Sources

December 2025: “Surala” reached an all-time high in the number of municipalities and user IDs for its school non-attendance supportSources

December 2025: Submitted a request to the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology for proper operation of the 'Online Attendance System'.Sources

'Surara' achieved a record high number of municipalities and IDs implemented for absenteeism support.Sources

Submitted a request to the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology for proper operation of the 'Online Attendance System'.Sources

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News

64 ARTICLES

Online Seminar to Guide Students Who Can't Find What They Want to DoSources

Surara Net Co., Ltd. will hold a free online seminar on Thursday, November 19, 2026. The target audience is school administrators, career guidance counselors, and inquiry learning teachers. The seminar will focus on "mapping" and "articulating" to connect inquiry and self‑analysis with career motivations, and will introduce practical case studies by Professor Kiyoshi Nozawa of Musashino University Junior and Senior High School and Mr. Ryuta Komine of Nittai Kogakuen High School Tokyo Campus.

23rd Surara Cup on December 1Sources

Surara Net Inc. will hold the 23rd Surara Cup from December 1, 2026 to January 19, 2027, competing on daily learning metrics such as study time and number of units cleared. Prior to the event, a special website will be launched at 10:00 a.m. on November 2, and entry registration will begin.

Notice of Service ResumptionSources

All suspended services resumed at 7:00 a.m. Japan time on October 26, 2026. In response to a PHP vulnerability, emergency inspections and safety verification were conducted, and necessary measures were implemented. Based on what is currently known, no harm to customer information has been confirmed.

Notice of Service Resumption ScheduleSources

All services that were stopped will resume on Monday, October 26, 2026, at 7:00 AM (Japan Standard Time). Following a PHP vulnerability, we conducted an emergency system inspection, verified safety, and implemented necessary measures. As far as we know at this time, no damage to customer information has been confirmed.

Opened Service Status Confirmation PageSources

In response to a temporary service suspension due to a system security issue, we have temporarily opened a "Service Status Confirmation Page" to provide information on the recovery status and latest updates. We are prioritizing customer data protection and system safety while advancing recovery efforts.

Temporary Suspension of “Surala” Due to Response to a PHP VulnerabilitySources

A serious security issue was identified in the system, so the “Surala” service has been temporarily suspended since October 21 to ensure security. At this time, no unauthorized access or information leaks related to this matter have been confirmed. The resumption date has not yet been determined, and efforts are underway to resolve the issue.

Introduction of 'Surara Nihongo' at Fuji Academy Junbrana SchoolSources

The Japanese learning ICT教材 'Surara Nihongo' has been introduced at Fuji Academy Junbrana School, a major sending agency in Indonesia. By combining student support using independent study and learning logs with remote progress monitoring from headquarters, we are advancing the digitalization of Japanese education.

Surala Introduced at Funabashi City Temporary ShelterSources

Surala, an AI-powered interactive ICT learning material from Surala Net, was introduced at the temporary shelter of the Funabashi City Child Guidance Center in July 2026. As the first municipal child guidance center in a core city in Chiba Prefecture, it will help ensure learning opportunities for children in temporary care.

Seminar to Expand ICT Utilization from Eishinkan to 50 ClassroomsSources

Surara Net will hold a free online seminar on October 31, 2026, for cram school operators and education professionals. The seminar will introduce the practical application of the 'Surara' utilization know-how cultivated at Eishinkan, transferred to 50 classrooms of Tanaka Learning Association, as well as the background and operation of the self‑directed individualized instruction brand 'GYUN'.

Article on "Surara Nihongo" JFT-Basic preparation publishedSources

An article about the "Surara Nihongo" JFT-Basic preparation course was published in the foreign worker employment specialized news media "Foreigner News" dated October 19, 2026. The article introduces the expansion of problem exercises including reading and listening comprehension, and the utilization in Japanese language education before arrival.

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Public records

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National Tax Agency basic information7010001136802
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
株式会社すららネット
Trade name (kana)
スララネット
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒101-0047 東京都千代田区内神田1丁目14番10号
Postal code
1010047
Prefecture code
13
City code
101
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2022-07-25
Change date
2022-07-06
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
12
Correction type
0
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
2169640
METI gBizINFO7010001136802
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
7010001136802
Trade name
株式会社すららネット
Trade name (kana)
スララネット
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
東京都千代田区内神田1丁目14番10号
Postal code
1010047
Prefecture
東京都
Prefecture code
13
City or district
千代田区
City code
101
Street address
内神田1丁目14番10号
Organisation type
301
Processing type
12
Correction type
0
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長  湯野川 孝彦
Capital
298370000
Employees
45
Employees (male)
Employees (female)
Business summary
Website URL
Year founded
Business category
O:教育、学習支援業
Date established
2008-08-29
Unified government qualification - grade
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Unified government qualification - business items
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Update date
2022-07-25
Key information
7010001136802
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