We provide English-language explanations and guided visits for overseas organizations, academic institutions, research teams, and individuals interested in learning about Japan’s elder care or disability support services.
Whether your interest is in elder care or disability welfare, we welcome your inquiry.

As one of the most rapidly aging countries in the world, Japan has developed a wide range of elder care services under its public long-term care insurance system. Our organization operates multiple facilities and services, including:

• Paid nursing homes

• Service-enhanced senior housing

• Day care (day service) centers

• Home-visit caregiving

• Care management (in-home support planning)

• Welfare equipment sales and rental services

By coordinating both residential and in-home services, we provide flexible, individualized support based on each person’s needs and life circumstances. Visitors can observe how care plans are created, implemented, and adapted within real-world settings.

In Japan, disability support services are evolving to promote independent living, social participation, and community-based care. We are actively involved in this field through:

• Planning consultation services for people with disabilities and their families

• Type B continuous employment support (B-type) — work-oriented programs for those who face challenges with regular employment

In particular, our B-type program includes online, home-based work opportunities, allowing participants to engage in meaningful tasks remotely while maintaining flexibility and autonomy. This reflects our commitment to meeting individuals where they are and supporting diverse ways of working and contributing to society.

Our disability support programs emphasize personal agency, inclusive communities, and practical, day-to-day problem-solving.

Before any visit, we kindly ask to connect with you via email or Zoom to understand your interests and goals. Depending on the nature of your inquiry, we can arrange facility tours, staff interviews, or information sessions.

Please note:
We are unable to respond to the following types of inquiries:

• Individuals seeking employment in Japan’s care or welfare sector

• Sales, business pitches, or commercial solicitations

If you are interested in learning more about elder care or disability welfare in Japan, we look forward to hearing from you. We aim to offer insight into the daily realities of care and support in Japanese communities.

4-13-27 Yamato, Wakabayashi Ward, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

This form is for research, academic, or observation inquiries only.
We do not accept sales, business proposals, or service offers.