- CEO
- Daisuke Yanasawa
- Full Time Employees
- 618
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Packaged software
- Address
- Former bank building Kamakura KN Japan 248-0012
- IPO Date
- Dec 25, 2014
- Business
- KAYAC Inc. (3904.T) develops and operates internet content and services focused on gaming, advertising, and community platforms in Japan. Founded in 1998 as a limited partnership and reorganized as a joint-stock corporation in 2005, the company maintains headquarters in the Old Bank Complex at 11-8 Onarimachi, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa, Japan, with operations spanning the greater Kamakura area described as its extended office. It provides client work encompassing SNS and web promotions, XR/VR experiences, event planning and production, branding, gamification solutions, and SDG-related initiatives; system engineering services; game community platforms including Lobi for smartphone gamers and Tonamel for tournament management; original social games such as the Bokura no Koshien series with over six million players, hyper-casual games, and metaverse projects; and diverse ventures in esports event planning, management, and production, regional development, gaming online tutoring, esports schools, advertising networks like Is-factory, weddings via Pla-cole, real estate through Kamakura R Fudousan and Kayac Living, funeral services, forestry and timber processing, resorts, investment via KAYAC Capital Fund, and cyber safety. KAYAC Inc. employs 612 consolidated staff as of December 2024 and reports capital of JPY 900 million. Recent developments include the divestiture of eSP Co., Ltd. to an undisclosed buyer for JPY 840 million announced in February 2025 and the sale of Ai Picasso inc. to Leader Electronics Corporation for approximately JPY 200 million agreed in June 2025 with completion targeted for July 2025. The company continues to emphasize fun-loving creative businesses through subsidiaries like Wellplayed for esports and Kamakura Jitaku Sougisha, serving enterprise clients, gamers, and regional communities primarily in Japan.