Agrimas Corporation

Established a corporation with a capital of 10.5 million yen and set up an office inside the editorial department of magazine 'Sotokoto'

Formed a partnership with Komoro City, Nagano Prefecture, acquired a 2,600 tsubo closed school, and established 'Komoro Eco Camp Village,' initiating regional exchange projects

Formed a capital and business alliance with Daichi wo Mamoru Kai (with a capital of 15.5 million yen) and relocated the headquarters to Daichi wo Mamoru Kai's office in Roppongi

Expanded Tokyo Marche to 20 stores in the metropolitan area and conducted vegetable sales by cart in Azabu-Juban

Received investment from the Agriculture Activation Fund 'JAIC Seed Capital' and increased capital to 20.5 million yen

Opened the first collaboration shop of direct-from-farm greengrocers and yoga studios, 'Tokyo Marche Yoga Meguro Fudo,' in an empty store in Meguro Fudo Shopping Street

Relocated the headquarters to Meguro Fudo Shopping Street, Meguro Ward (inside Tokyo Marche Yoga Meguro Fudo)

Received investment from Heian-kaku and Takeichi Construction, increasing capital to 33.5 million yen

Opened 'Tokyo Marche Yoga Denenchofu' in Denenchofu Rokkan Shopping Street

Opened 'Tokyo Marche Ikegami Yoga & Well Aging Studio,' a care prevention day service

Opened 'Tokyo Marche Nishi-Koyama Yoga & Well Aging Studio,' a yoga studio and cafe

Formed a capital and business alliance with Total Medical Service (with a capital of 50.82 million yen)

Open at Kashiwa-no-ha Well Aging Research Institute in Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City (currently all except Ikegami store are closed)

Selected by the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency as 'CRSV solving regional issues, SMEs and NPOs 100'

Featured in the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's 'Insurance-Free Service Guidebook' with 'Healthy and Happy TV'

Adopted as part of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's 'Business Promotion for Extending Healthy Life Expectancy,' with continuous adoption of the ultra-early detection platform for dementia

Signed an agreement with Tamba Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, to start a 'Healthy Exchange Project' utilizing Nomokoi-yu hot spring

Signed an agreement with Daigo Town, Ibaraki Prefecture, to evaluate prevention projects and propose reductions in medical and nursing care costs

Participated in Toyota City's 'Public-Private Partnership SIB for Care Prevention Project' aiming for social participation and reduction of medical expenses

Signed a business alliance contract with Kyocera Group KCME and announced joint development of the ultra-early detection cloud system for dementia 'Ken Nō Check!'

Signed an agreement with Utsu Town, Kagawa Prefecture, to promote the 'Japan's Best KOROBANAI Town Development Project'

Signed a business outsourcing contract with Kimobetsu Town, Hokkaido, to conduct surveys and analysis on health projects and care prevention for the elderly

Signed an agreement with Kamo City, Niigata Prefecture, to optimize medical and nursing care costs

Signed a business outsourcing contract with Tomigusuku City, Okinawa Prefecture, for the 'Daycare Support Project' for general care prevention

Signed a business outsourcing contract with Yaotsu Town, Gifu Prefecture, for integrated health and care prevention projects for the elderly

Signed an agreement with Kimobetsu Town, Hokkaido, to optimize medical and nursing care costs through regional revitalization entrepreneur agreement

Signed a business outsourcing contract with Koumi Town, Nagano Prefecture, for integrated health and care prevention projects for the elderly