Three terraces, three ways to begin
Each offer answers a different question along the path into Japan. Below is a plain look at all three, with guidance on which one tends to fit where you stand today.
Back to homeAn honest lineup, not a sales funnel
These three offers exist because they answer three different questions, not because one leads naturally to the next. A company that has already assessed the market and chosen a route has no need for the first terrace; one preparing for a partner meeting next week may only need the third. Read the descriptions below and take what's useful — there's no expectation to move through all three.
Matching the offer to where you stand
Considering a launch, unsure of fit: start with the Market Position Assessment.
Decided to enter, unsure how: the Entry Route Comparison weighs your options directly.
Meeting a partner soon: Local Partner Preparation gets you ready for that conversation.
If none of these feels like a clean fit, a short note through the contact form is enough to work it out together.
All three offers, side by side
| Offer | Scope | Duration | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Market Position Assessment | Report, competitor table, regulatory note | 4 weeks | ¥29,500 | Considering a launch |
| Entry Route Comparison | Comparison document, cost outline, sequence notes | 3 weeks, 2 sessions | ¥24,000 | Choosing how to enter |
| Local Partner Preparation | Briefing, checklist, debrief call | One 2-hour session | ¥15,500 | Meeting a partner soon |
What every offer includes
Regardless of which terrace you begin at, every engagement includes a written record you can keep and refer back to, direct access to ask follow-up questions during the engagement, and findings grounded in material we checked ourselves rather than secondhand summaries.
Pricing as it stands, no hidden layers
Prices listed above are complete for the scope described. If a situation calls for combining more than one terrace, we'll say so plainly and quote accordingly rather than bundling by default.
Before deciding
Can I start with a smaller conversation before committing to an offer?
Yes. A short message through the contact form is a reasonable first step, and doesn't commit you to any of the three offers.
Do the engagements run in English?
Yes, all written material and sessions are conducted in English.
What happens if the assessment finds the segment isn't ready?
You receive that finding plainly, with the reasoning behind it, so you can decide what to do with the information.