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Kyoshin Co 4735.T · JPY

Consumer Discretionary · Tokyo Stock Exchange · 🇯🇵 Japan

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About Kyoshin Co

Its shares trade on Tokyo Stock Exchange under the ticker 4735.T. It has been listed since 1 October 1999. In the fiscal year to 31 May 2026, it reported revenue of ¥27.05bn and net income of ¥93.0m. At that date it held total assets of ¥22.02bn and shareholders' equity of ¥3.91bn.

Kyoshin Co., Ltd. engages in the provision of educational guidance for the primary, middle, and high school. The company is headquartered in Kyoto, Kyoto-Fu. The Cram School segment operates private cram schools for elementary, junior high and senior high school students. This segment also operates specialty schools for Japanese students abroad, as well as provides consulting services for opening and operation of its franchise classroom. The Others segment consists of English conversation division, which provides English conversation instructions for children, students and adults; children education division, providing learning guidance and primary school entrance guidance and other courses; Japanese education business division, providing Japanese teaching services to foreign students; childcare business division, providing curriculum-based service for children under the age of five. This segment also provides human development programs.

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Company facts

Sector
Consumer Discretionary
Industry
Diversified Consumer Services
Listed since
1 Oct 1999
Employees
2,180

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Sadaaki TachikiHonorary Chairman of the Board, since 2006
  • Mr. Yasuyuki TachikiPresident, Representative Director, since 2014
  • Mr. Toshiteru MatsumotoSenior Managing Director, since 2017
  • Mr. Takeshi AomatsuChief Director of 2nd Operation, Director of Tutoring, Director, since 2016
  • Mr. Koji JoboChief Director of 3rd Operation, Director of International Human Resources Exchange, Director, since 2014
  • Mr. Takahiko SekiExecutive Officer, Chief Director of the 4th Operation, Director, since 2014
  • Mr. Toru TanakaExecutive Officer, Chief Director of 1st Operation, Chairman of Subsidiary, Director, since 2017
  • Mr. Tomonori MiyamotoExecutive Officer, Director of Nursing Care/Food Service Unit
  • Mr. Naofumi MoriokaExecutive Officer, Director of Academic Affairs
  • Mr. Iwao TakizawaExecutive Officer, Director of Japanese Language Education Unit
  • Mr. Kei TsujiExecutive Officer, Director of University Entrance Examinations
  • Mr. Masatoshi WatanabeExecutive Officer, Director of International Human Resources Exchange Unit

Environmental, social and governance

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ESG
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0
Environment
0
Social
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Governance
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SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Kyoshin Co Ltd employs 2180 full-time employees in Kyoto, Japan.
  • Kyoshin operates private cram schools for elementary, junior high, and senior high school students.
  • Kyoshin provides English conversation instruction for children, students, and adults in Japan.

Weaknesses

  • Kyoshin's Cram School segment focuses on elementary, junior high, and senior high school students in Japan.
  • Kyoshin's Others segment includes English conversation instruction for children and adults in Japan.
  • Kyoshin's Japanese education business division serves foreign students in Japan.

Opportunities

  • Kyoshin's specialty schools for Japanese students abroad offer expansion potential in overseas markets.
  • Kyoshin's franchise classroom consulting services support international growth opportunities.
  • Kyoshin's human development programs can target new customer segments in Japan.

Threats

  • Kyoshin's business is concentrated in Japan with no international presence beyond specialty schools for Japanese students abroad.
  • Kyoshin's Cram School segment relies on traditional educational models in a competitive market.
  • Kyoshin's Others segment faces challenges in maintaining market share for English conversation instruction.

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