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Care Link
Specialty Pharma × Last Mile
Delivering directly to patients
Last-mile delivery of specialty pharmaceuticals from pharmacies to patient homes. End-to-end cold chain management, adherence monitoring, and PSP integration.
Global Bridge
Import × Export
A two-way bridge between Japan and the world
Japan market entry for overseas pharma and raw materials. Global expansion for Japanese OTC and supplements. Regulatory to logistics, end-to-end.
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Supplement Development
From idea to product
Supplement and health food planning to manufacturing. OEM/ODM, raw material sourcing, and branding support.
Latest Insights
Healthcare insights shared by CEO Masaya Yamamoto on NewsPicks
40年に106万床の試算 ― 病床削減だけでは地域医療は守れない
Japan's MHLW estimates the country will need roughly 1.069 million hospital beds by 2040 — about 100,000 fewer than in 2025. The figure factors in a growing over-85 population, rising demand for home-based medical and long-term care, and severe workforce shortages. But cutting beds alone will not protect regional healthcare. It has to come paired with functional reorganization across acute, recovery, and chronic care, and a shift from hospital-centered to community-integrated delivery. The real constraint is not bed count but securing physicians, nurses, and care workers — and the operations around them. Beds left standing mean nothing without people to run them. The realistic answer to this structural shift lies in the infrastructure that supports care at home — last-mile pharmaceutical delivery and monitoring systems included.
梅雨の頭痛・だるさは「気象病」かも ― すべてを天気のせいにしない見極めが重要
Weather-related illness is not 'all in your head' — it is a genuine physiological response to changes in barometric pressure, humidity, and temperature. The inner ear's role in disrupting the autonomic nervous system is believed to be a key factor, producing symptoms ranging from headaches and dizziness to fatigue. Yet it is equally important not to attribute everything to the weather. When OTC medication use increases, headaches persist, or daily life is affected, migraine or other conditions may be hiding underneath. Tracking the correlation with weather patterns while knowing when to consult a specialist is the key to raising the quality of self-care.
入浴で熱ケア ― 習慣的な入浴が熱中症予防に
Hydration and air conditioning dominate the talk on heat-illness prevention, but a regular bathing habit can be an effective safeguard too. People who bathe three or more days a week may have a significantly lower risk of severe heat illness than those bathing three times a month or less — thanks to heat acclimatization that conditions the body to perspire more readily. Bathing itself carries dehydration and blood-pressure risks, especially for the elderly, those with cardiovascular disease, or after drinking. Layering an everyday habit like bathing onto the basics — fluids, room temperature, and rest — is the prevention mindset that matters.