Foreign visitor spending in Japan reached a record 8.1 trillion yen in 2024. However, much of this flows overseas as fees to foreign OTAs like Airbnb and Expedia.

While inbound travel balance shows a 3.4 trillion yen surplus, digital services recorded a 5.5 trillion yen deficit in the same period, offsetting Japan's tourism gains.

By completing all transactions from booking to instructor payments within Japan, we retain a larger portion of the inbound economy domestically, maximizing tax revenue, job creation, and regional revitalization.

Existing Airbnb experiences and travel agencies lack sufficient multilingual support and community features. Two-way communication between participants and local guides remains limited.

The global cultural and experiential travel market grew to approximately $7 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $7.7 billion in 2025 (CAGR 13.2%).

Millennials and Gen Z increasingly seek experiences that offer 'deep learning' and 'community connection' rather than mere sightseeing.

Japan's tourism industry is the second-largest export after automobiles. Q1 2025 spending of ¥2.27 trillion directly contributes to regional development and job creation.

The 'experience economy' centered on travel and live events is expected to grow at 5.8% annually, expanding into eco-tourism and sustainable tourism.

AI recommendations, QR code participant management, and fully online payment systems enable safe and efficient operations.