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Investment and Operation Projects in Japan

INVESTMENT AND OPERATION

Investment & Operation Projects

Food & Beverage Hotels Technology Health Real Estate
5 SECTORS
Food / Hotel / Tech / Health / Real Estate
3+1
Three models: self-op / entrusted / profit share
5 YRS
Typical payback period for franchise projects
¥12M
Phased payments reduce initial investment

WHY US

End-to-End Companionship from Project Evaluation to Long-Term Operation

To meet the investment needs of entrepreneurs entering Japan, we provide full-lifecycle services of project screening → due diligence → legal structuring → on-the-ground execution → long-term operation, covering five sectors: food & beverage, hotels, technology, health, and real estate.

Leveraging local partners, IT operation systems, and 5+ years of food-delivery management experience, Chinese entrepreneurs can obtain real operating returns in the Japanese market at a controllable cost—without personally residing in Japan.

Core Service Commitment

1 project manager + 1 Japanese-side compliance advisor + 1 operations lead + 1 finance liaison form the end-to-end delivery team. From intent signing to monthly report collection, the entire process is transparent and traceable.

Service coverage · Evaluation / Execution / Operation / Exit

5 SECTORS

Food & Beverage · Hotels · Technology · Health · Real Estate

Based on Japan's market structure and the preferences of entrepreneurs entering Japan, we have shortlisted five project directions that are investable, manageable, and replicable—each with a complete evaluation-to-operation SOP.

SECTOR 01

Food & Beverage

CLOUD KITCHEN & DINE-IN

Cloud kitchens, delivery-exclusive shops, izakaya, yakiniku, and milk tea, backed by a 5+ year delivery management system and standardized single-store replication.

SECTOR 02

Hotels

BOUTIQUE & BUSINESS HOTEL

Business hotels, boutique hotels, and guesthouse operation with a revenue management (RevPAR) system, covering development through operation.

SECTOR 03

Technology

SAAS & IT SOLUTION

Localization deployment and channel development for SaaS, cross-border e-commerce IT tools, and AI solutions, connecting to major Japanese enterprises.

SECTOR 04

Health

WELLNESS & MEDICAL

Medical aesthetics, dental, wellness, and health supplement businesses, tapping into China-Japan dual physician resources to match the health consumption upgrade trend.

SECTOR 05

Real Estate

SMALL-TO-MID ASSET

Small commercial buildings, rental apartments, parking spaces, and charging stations—stable cash flow and inflation-hedging portfolio allocation.

SERVICE FRAMEWORK

From Project Evaluation to Long-Term Operation · Six-Step Companionship

Turning cross-border pre-investment judgment, on-the-ground paths, and operational actions into one deliverable, standardized process.

01 · SOURCING

Project Screening & Matching

Provide 3-5 candidate project packages by investment budget, industry preference, and risk appetite, including project profiles, valuation basis, and exit expectations.

02 · DUE DILIGENCE

Due Diligence & Assessment

Four-dimensional due diligence across finance, legal, tax, and compliance, producing a written report that highlights risk points and mitigation plans.

03 · STRUCTURE

Legal Structure & Capital Routes

Assist in setting up GK/Kabushiki Kaisha entities, visa-linked structures, foreign exchange flows, and tax arrangements.

04 · LAUNCH

On-the-Ground Execution & Licensing

One-stop handling of business registration, operating licenses, fire/food/alcohol permits, store renovation, and equipment procurement.

05 · OPERATION

Long-Term Operation & Data Dashboards

Provide IT operation systems, monthly financial and operational reports, problem diagnosis, and quarterly reviews.

06 · EXIT

Exit & Value Recovery

Provide exit paths and connection resources including equity transfer, brand sale, and franchise interest packaging.

FLAGSHIP CASE

DELIHACK · Japan's Cloud Kitchen Delivery Chain

DELIHACK is Japan's most innovative delivery operation platform. Through IT technology + data analysis + standardized processes, it turns "opening a delivery store" into a replicable, franchiseable operating model.

CONCEPT & PLATFORMS

Delivery Hacker · Multi-Platform Coverage

DELIHACK leverages IT systems to empower sales, inventory, and personnel management, and simultaneously lists the same delivery store on major platforms such as Uber Eats, Demae-can, Wolt, and MENU, so one store reaches consumers across multiple channels.

Centered on the "dark kitchen development + big-data sales" concept, it continuously tests new dishes at the Tokyo test-sales center, ensuring every featured item has undergone 3-8 weeks of market validation before launch.

Investors can enter the Japanese delivery market at a low threshold through franchising, enjoying the overall empowerment of brand, platforms, IT systems, and the operations team.

Japanese Restaurant

CLOUD KITCHEN · MARKET SIZE

Market Size and Models of Japan's Food-Delivery Industry

Japan's food-delivery market has shown sustained growth since the pandemic. Delivery + cloud kitchen + multi-platform operation is currently one of the most certain directions.

PRE-COVID

¥400B

Baseline of Japan's food-delivery market before the COVID-19 pandemic.

2022 PEAK

¥775B

Grew to this scale by 2022, with delivery penetration rising significantly.

2023 FORECAST

¥800B+

In 2023, combined demand from increased overseas visitors and other factors is expected to exceed ¥800 billion.

Single
Kitchen
1-Person
Operation

ONE-PERSON OPERATION

A delivery store investment can be operated by just one person across major delivery platforms. With optimized single-room, staffing, and equipment costs, no heavy-asset investment is required—ideal for investors with flexible time and remote participation.

RETAIL OUTLET HIGHLIGHTS

Core Features of the New F&B Business Model

  • Delivery stores can operate without a physical storefront, eliminating the need for high-rent street locations.
  • Delivery stores can leverage the retail brands of major platforms, achieving cold-start through platform traffic.
  • An investment can be operated by one person on major delivery platforms, reducing labor and operating costs.
  • Standardized SOP supports replication from a single store to multiple stores as a model export.

CLOUD KITCHEN · ALLIANCE MODE

Higashi-Kasai Store · Revenue & Franchise Models

Using DELIHACK's Higashi-Kasai store as a representative case, three franchise models suit investors with different time budgets and risk appetites.

REVENUE · CASE EXAMPLE

Higashi-Kasai Store · Revenue Performance

The Higashi-Kasai store is a mature case within the DELIHACK system, with monthly revenue stably ranging from ¥2 million to ¥4.9 million in 2022-2023, delivery accounting for over 78%, and labor costs controlled within 22%.

Through IT system auto-reconciliation + standardized menus + multi-platform distribution, the Higashi-Kasai store has achieved a replicable "1 person + standardized process" model, with monthly single-store profit (self-operated) reaching ¥800,000-1.2 million.

Data Dashboard

A · SELF-OPERATION

Self-Operation

Investor serves as the store owner

Direct operation · ¥1.2M+/month

Single-store profit of ¥800,000-1.2 million, maximizing returns.

B · ENTRUSTED

Business Entrustment

EAGLE entrusted operation

¥65,000+/month · ¥300-600K per store

Investors don't need to reside in Japan; the EAGLE team handles operations on full delegation.

C · PROFIT SHARE

Profit / Expected Returns

Self-op 65% / Entrusted 28.5%

¥800,000/month

Profit share structure: self-op 65% / entrusted 28.5% / franchise fee 6%.

CLOUD KITCHEN · ALLIANCE CONDITION

Operations Team & Franchise Conditions

From entrusted-operation experience to data-driven management, and from localization adaptation to replication and expansion capability, the team's four-quadrant strengths cover the full franchise lifecycle.

Operations Team

A

Entrusted-Operation Experience

Deeply engaged in Japanese restaurant delivery for 5+ years, managing multiple brands long-term.

B

Data-Driven

IT systems empower sales, inventory, and personnel management with real-time dashboards.

C

Localization Adaptation

Localized menus, pricing, and compliance procedures to avoid cultural conflicts.

D

Replication & Expansion

From standardized single-store replication to multi-store, the model is exportable.

FRANCHISE FEE

Franchise Fee

¥15,000,000

5-year payback · approx. 20% return

FIRST PAYMENT

Down Payment at Signing

¥3,000,000

Paid at signing to lock project priority

REMAINING BALANCE

Phased Balance

¥12,000,000

From opening to revenue-generating transfer, phased payments reduce initial investment risk

OTHER SECTORS

Representative Scenarios: Hotels · Health · Real Estate

Beyond cloud kitchen food & beverage, we also provide investable and manageable asset pools for hotels, health, and real estate.

Japanese Hotel

HOSPITALITY · HOTELS

Business / Boutique Hotel Operation

From site selection and development to revenue management (RevPAR), single-hotel investment of ¥50M-¥200M with a 5-8 year payback expectation.

Health and Medical Aesthetics in Japan

WELLNESS · HEALTH

Medical Aesthetics / Wellness / Dental

Connect China-Japan physician resources to match the health consumption upgrade needs of Chinese entrepreneur families.

Japanese Real Estate

REAL ESTATE

Small-Scale Asset Allocation

Rental apartments, parking spaces, and charging stations—stable cash flow and inflation-hedging combinations.

FAQ

Questions Investors in Japan Care About Most

The Q&A below is compiled from actual consultations with past investors entering Japan, covering threshold, returns, risk, and exit.

Q1 · What is the approximate investment threshold?

Cloud kitchen franchises ¥3M-¥15M, hotels ¥50M-¥200M, and small real estate assets ¥5M-¥30M. Allocation can be phased according to budget and risk appetite.

Q2 · Can I operate without personally residing in Japan?

Yes. We recommend the "business entrustment" model, where the EAGLE team handles daily operations, and investors monitor business conditions remotely through monthly reports and IT system dashboards.

Q3 · What is the payback period and return rate?

Typical cloud kitchen franchise projects have a 5-year payback period, corresponding to an annualized return of about 20% (on a self-operated basis). This varies by project type, franchise conditions, and operating model.

Q4 · How do funds move in and out of Japan?

We provide compliant cross-border capital route design (GK/Kabushiki Kaisha structures + foreign exchange registration) and professional support on both tax and foreign exchange filing fronts.

Q5 · If the project underperforms, can I exit?

Staged exit terms can be agreed before joining, and recovery paths such as equity transfer, brand sale, and franchise interest packaging are available. Specific terms are confirmed in writing during due diligence.

Contact Us

FREE CONSULTATION

Match the Best Investment Targets for Your Budget

Share your investment budget and sector preferences, and the project manager + Japanese-side compliance advisor will follow up with a candidate project package and preliminary due diligence conclusions.

The market sizes, revenue figures, franchise fees, and return rates listed on this page are general references compiled by the company from public information and partner data. Final terms are subject to the project party's formal agreements, tax law, and the latest announcements from Japan's Ministry of Justice.

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