Kirin Beer (KIRIN) is the first of the three major Japanese beer brands, and is also a best-selling beer brands around the world, founded in 1907, its predecessor was founded in 1870 (Meiji 3 years) by the Norwegian-American William Copeland Copeland beer (Sprenger・Bale・Brew) ワリー), has a long history of pure and refreshing taste, the taste of smooth known.

Pentax (PENTAX) is a famous Japanese optical brand, as Ricoh Imaging's camera brand and TAG Heuer's medical device brand, in 2013 Pentax Ricoh announced the official renaming of Ricoh Imaging Co. Pentax products include cameras, astronomical telescopes, endoscopes, glasses and other optical products.

SUQQU is a world-renowned daily makeup brand, known for its makeup and eyelash curlers, which aim to slow down skin aging through natural skin care. Its star products include fine powder eyeshadows, blush, eyelash curlers, mascara, nail polish in amazing shades, and isolated skin care products.

YONEX (Unix) is a famous Japanese sporting goods company, usually abbreviated as YY, founded in 1946 and headquartered in Tokyo. yonex mainly produces badminton rackets, apparel, shoes, tennis rackets, footwear, golf equipment and footwear and other sporting goods.

Dr. Ci:Labo (Japanese: Co., Ltd. ドクターシーラボ) is the world's first medical beauty and skin care brand, and it is a skin care product specially developed for problem skin. It was founded in February 1999 by Mr. Kantoku Kino, a medical doctor, dermatologist and chief executive officer of Jono Clinic. Initially, he only sold six kinds of skin care products, including marine collagen moisturizing water gel, through mail order.

DENSO Corporation (DENSO) is one of the world's largest automotive parts suppliers and the largest automotive parts supplier in Japan, headquartered in Kariya. DENSO Corporation was founded in 1949 as a parts supplier and later became a subsidiary of the Toyota Group. In the 2013 World Top 500 ranking, Denso was ranked 242nd.

Freeplus (freeplus) is a famous Japanese hypoallergenic cosmetic brand, belonging to its subsidiary, founded in 2001, known for the absence of preservatives, fragrances, UV absorbers, colors, alcohol, mineral oil, is the world's recognized "near-zero irritation It is a globally recognized "near zero-irritation" skin care brand.

Canon is a global leader in the production of imaging and information products, a Japanese multinational conglomerate whose business covers three major areas: personal products, office equipment, and industrial equipment. The Group is known worldwide for the production of cameras and lenses, digital cameras, printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, broadcasting equipment, medical equipment and semiconductor production equipment.

Curel (Curel) is a skin care brand designed specifically for dry and sensitive skin, under the umbrella of Japan's largest daily product manufacturer -. Kao was the first cosmetic brand to start researching the Ceramido ceramide, a lipid that exists between the skin's keratinocytes, and in 1999 created the low-irritation Curel brand, which effectively guards and replenishes ceramides.

FANCL is the largest "no-additive" skin care and health food brand in Japan, originated in 1980 by Mr. Kenji Ikemori. "In 1981, FANCL was officially established to solve the problem of skin allergy caused by ordinary skin care products for women. Currently, FANCL is available in the main version. Around the world, FANCL "No Additives" has become the standard for quality skin care and cosmetics.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. is a pivotal company in Japan's military industry, second only to Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. as a major manufacturer of aircraft and submarines for the Japanese Self-Defense Forces. Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Inc. Kawasaki Heavy Industries started in the Meiji Restoration, its predecessor was Kawasaki Tsukiji Shipyard founded in 1878; in 1896, the name was changed to Kawasaki Shipbuilding Co.

Chubu Electric Power Company is a Japanese power company that has a near monopoly on the supply of electricity in central Japan. The company was founded in 1951 and is headquartered in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Chubu Electric Power was ranked 356th in the 2013 World Top 500.

JAPAN POST HOLDINGS is a wholly owned Japanese government holding company established in 2006 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The main businesses of Japan Post Holdings include postal services, banking, and insurance. In the 2013 Fortune 500 ranking, Japan Post ranked 13th, second only to become the second largest Japanese companies.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation) is one of the core enterprises, is second only to and Japan's third largest integrated motor manufacturer, founded in 1921, headquartered in Tokyo. Mitsubishi Electric products include electronic products, construction equipment, military communications systems, solar energy equipment, etc.. In the 2013 World Top 500 ranking, Mitsubishi Electric was ranked 244th.

SoftBank is a Japanese telecommunications and media company founded by Masayoshi Son in 1981 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. SoftBank's businesses include broadband, fixed-line, e-commerce, VoIP, Internet services, finance, and holding. Softbank is committed to investing in the IT industry and owns shares in more than 300 IT companies worldwide, including Alibaba, Thousand Oaks and Shanda. In the 2013 World Top 500 ranking, SoftBank ranked 257th.