Mizuho Capital

Allm Inc. is a medical ICT company based in Tokyo, Japan, that focuses on enhancing healthcare communication through advanced technologies. Founded in 2001, Allm offers a variety of applications designed to facilitate communication among healthcare professionals, including Kaigo for home care workers, Kango for home care nurses, and MySOS for first-aid support and medical record management. Additionally, the company provides AcaMed, an online community aimed at advancing medical research, and FollowUP, a business intelligence system for real-time management information. Allm's solutions are utilized in over 18 countries across regions such as the US, South America, Europe, Japan, the Middle East, and Africa, contributing to improved efficiency and quality of care in community healthcare systems. The company, formerly known as SkillUpJapan Corp., rebranded to Allm Inc. in January 2015 and operates several subsidiaries globally.

Zehitomo Inc. is a Tokyo-based company that operates a fee-based online platform designed to connect clients with local service professionals in Japan. Founded in 2015, the platform facilitates the hiring of various experts, including photographers and personal trainers, by allowing users to find and engage with specialized professionals across multiple fields. This service not only empowers clients to easily access the expertise they need but also helps local professionals expand their businesses and enhance profitability through increased customer volume.

Tokyo Communications Group specializes in developing services that provide advertising space in the mobile market and has made numerous smartphone apps and media available to the public. From Tokyo to the rest of the world, it aspires to be a digital business conglomerate. Its policy is to continue to take on the challenge of starting and growing new businesses without reservation.

EXest is a Tokyo-based startup focused on promoting inbound travel to Japan. The company operates the WOW U platform, which links international visitors with licensed interpreters and tour guides, enhancing their travel experiences. In addition, EXest offers WOWU-media, a service that shares engaging video content on social media to introduce potential travelers to popular destinations and local souvenirs. By revitalizing local regions through tourism, EXest connects foreign tourists with professional English-speaking guides, fostering a deeper understanding of the culture and attractions. The company also provides media management services and educational opportunities for guides, ensuring high-quality experiences for those visiting Japan.

Zehitomo Inc. is a Tokyo-based company that operates a fee-based online platform designed to connect clients with local service professionals in Japan. Founded in 2015, the platform facilitates the hiring of various experts, including photographers and personal trainers, by allowing users to find and engage with specialized professionals across multiple fields. This service not only empowers clients to easily access the expertise they need but also helps local professionals expand their businesses and enhance profitability through increased customer volume.

Candee Inc. is a Tokyo-based production company specializing in online video production, talent management, and advertising services. Founded in 2015, the company offers a range of services including video editing, branding, digital marketing, and public relations. Candee operates an online platform that focuses on creating advertising and media videos tailored for mobile content, allowing businesses to effectively promote their brands and manage talent through engaging video content.

Trasta is a travel station that creates new experiences and encounters.TRASTA" because we wanted to be a company that could create new experiences and new encounters for all travelers.

Trillium provides in-vehicle cybersecurity protection for connected vehicles.

47 Holdings provides office planning and internet services. It was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Tokyo. 47 Holdings has a total of 58 employees as of October 2018.

JTOWER Inc. is a telecommunications infrastructure company based in Tokyo, Japan, specializing in infrastructure sharing services. Founded in 2012, the company focuses on the design and construction of information communication infrastructure, as well as the development of communication-related solutions. JTOWER provides a range of services that include in-building infrastructure sharing, cloud-managed Wi-Fi, outdoor tower sharing, and local 5G services, catering primarily to landlords and mobile network operators. Additionally, it offers site locator systems to facilitate the deployment of mobile infrastructure. As a subsidiary of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, JTOWER plays a vital role in enhancing telecommunications infrastructure across Japan.

Aiming Inc. is a Japanese company based in Tokyo that specializes in the development and production of online games for various platforms, including PCs, smartphones, and home consoles. Founded in 2011, it has grown to a team of over 200 members who possess extensive experience in the online gaming industry, particularly in the Free-to-Play model. Aiming has developed a range of titles such as Browser Three Kingdoms, Sengoku IXA, and Hero Quest, showcasing its focus on both browser-based and social games. Additionally, the company has differentiated itself by creating a 3D massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) titled Blade Chronicle. As the gaming landscape evolves with the rise of mobile technology, Aiming aims to leverage its expertise to expand its presence in the global market.

GCT Semiconductor is a leading fabless semiconductor company that designs, develops and markets innovative integrated circuit solutions for the wireless communications industry. With its proven CMOS radio frequency (RF) and SOC expertise, GCT provides state-of-the-art CMOS RF transceivers and CMOS single-chip Satellite-DMB digital receivers and other SOC solutions serving 3G and 4G mobile handset manufacturers while reducing component cost, lowering power consumption and offering a smaller footprint.