How a succession moves through the platform.
The marketplace connecting Japan's business owners who have no successor with the buyers who need one.
Two pressures, one gap.
owners aged 70 or older with no successor decided.
Profitable businesses with staff, customers and decades of goodwill. Many will close rather than be sold.
minimum capital for the Business Manager visa, up from ¥5M.
Plus one full time employee and a professionally reviewed business plan. Existing holders have until 16 October 2028.
Five steps from listing to live.
The owner decides who sees what. Financials and documents stay gated in both modes.
- 01Choose visibilityOpen with the name public, or anonymized with identity gated.
- 02Guided intakeCategory, region, revenue, structure, asking price and reason.
- 03Document checklistA clear list of what is needed before the listing can go live.
- 04Set the access barProof of funds, a signed NDA, verification, or any mix.
- 05Review, then liveThe platform reviews the listing, then buyers can see it.
From first invitation to a shared deal room.
The assistant answers first.
The listing assistant answers general questions from public information, so basic questions never reach the seller or the law firm.
Only verified, qualified interest reaches the deal room, and counsel sees only deals that are packaged and ready.
The partner firm takes it from here.
The platform is a connector. It never becomes a party to the transaction.
Every introduction is on the record.
The platform is a connector, not a party to the transaction. Both sides accept the facilitation agreement before any introduction.
Every entry is stored with the user, the listing and the IP address. Messages, documents and actions stay inside the site.
of the final deal value, flat, paid by the seller.
For sourcing, qualification, document packaging, the deal room and the audit record.
Illustrative. The firm sets its own fee under its own engagement terms and professional rules.