SUNSTAR Group is a famous Japanese listed diversified group, founded by the Kaneda brothers in 1941 in Osaka, covering oral care, health, beauty, construction and home, auto parts and other fields, especially oral care is the most famous, its four major dental brands are: GUM, Ora2, SUNSTAR and Ora2. In 2006, SUNSTAR Group moved its headquarters to Switzerland, with the aim of further expanding its global business by focusing on Europe and radiating to the Americas, Southeast Asia, China and Japan.

Lunasol is Japan's top makeup brand and the creator of the "Purifying Makeup Look". In January 2011, Lunasol launched its new spring "Seascape Purifying" makeup collection, which became its star line and was well received by consumers, and Lunasol's eye shadow collection has been on the Japanese charts for many times.

Keyence is a Japanese industrial automation product developer and marketer, founded in 1974 and headquartered in Osaka, mainly producing sensors, microscopes, measuring instruments, PLCs, etc. Keyence is only responsible for product development and sales. Keyence is only responsible for product development and sales, product manufacturing to the local factories in Japan OEM completed.

Inita (Canmake) is the most popular cosmetics brand of Japan's Inita Pharmaceutical Company, known for its affordable, convenient use and excellent efficacy, occupying a place in the mass Japanese cosmetics market, loved by students and white-collar workers. Its spokesperson for the famous Japanese actress Seiji Matsuda and Fujii Lina.

TOTO Corporation (Toyo Toki, TOTO) is a famous Japanese sanitary ware manufacturer founded in 1917 and headquartered in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. TOTO TOTO provides product inquiries, store inquiries, and online shopping services.

DAKE (COSME DECORTE) is its top skin care and makeup brand, which was founded by Takasaburo Kobayashi, the founder of Kose, in 1970, and is positioned as international, prestigious, intellectual and elegant, with its price and quality being superior.

Shueisha Inc. (short for: Shueisha) is one of the largest general publishing houses in Japan, and is part of the Hitotsubashi Publishing Group (Hitotsubashi Grp). In 1949, the company was officially established as Jiyoungsha Co. Since its establishment, the company has published such famous publications as the weekly magazine "Shonen Jump", the weekly magazine "Playboy", "non-no" magazine, and magazines.

KADOKAWA PICTURES,INC. is one of the top five film companies in Japan. In 1971, Daiei was on the verge of closing down and was bought by Tokuma Shoten, a major Japanese publishing house, and in 2002, Daiei was bought by Kadokawa Shoten; in 2006, it was renamed Kadokawa HERALD PICTURES. HERALD PICTURES).

KOSE (KOSE; Japanese: コーセー) is a famous cosmetics group in Japan, and, - Jialibao and known as the three major cosmetic companies in Japan, was founded in 1946 by Takasaburo Kobayashi combined with chemistry and pharmacology people, to "quality of KOSE It is known for its "quality of KOSE". The KOSE Group owns two major brands, KOSE and COSMEDECORTE, as well as AVENIR, BEATY DE KOSE, BETTY DE KOSE, Cuisinart, Glendana, NAKO, L'OCCITANEO, and other brands. The world's first beauty lotion, liquid powder, dry powder, and wet and dry powder were all developed by Kose.

Fujitsu Ten Ltd. is a Japanese automotive parts supplier founded in 1972 as part of the Fujitsu Group, which manufactures automotive audio-visual, navigation and control systems.

Kobe Steel Corporation (Kobelco) is one of the largest steel companies in Japan and one of the world's leading manufacturers of engineering machinery, founded in 1905 and headquartered in the central district of Kobe City. Kobe Steel's business includes steel, welding, aluminum and copper, machinery, construction machinery, and general trading companies.

avex group is a Japanese entertainment group founded in 1973, headquartered in Tokyo, and developed from a record company, now mainly engaged in audio production and publishing, and management of agent affairs.

Mitsubishi Corporation (Mitsubishi) is the largest general trading company in Japan and is a member of. Mitsubishi Corporation is mainly engaged in wholesale trade, including energy, metals, chemical products and other products. In the 2013 World Top 500 ranking, Mitsubishi Corporation was ranked 118th.

ORIX Group (ORIX; Japanese: オリックス) Japan's largest non-bank financial institution and integrated financial services group, founded in 1964; listed in 1973; listed in 1998 ORIX is mainly engaged in rental and leasing, insurance, trust banking, securities, consumer finance, investment banking, and real estate finance. ORIX is engaged in leasing, insurance, trust banking, securities, consumer finance, investment banking, real estate finance, and other businesses.

Toyota Tsusho Corporation, a core subsidiary of a leading Japanese conglomerate, was formerly known as Toyota Finance Corporation, which was established in 1936.