Toyohisa Muramatsu

Part of Komehyo Holdings Co., Ltd., Craft KK (Nagoya) is a Japanese company that wholesales car tires, aluminum wheels, and automobile accessories and parts. The private company is based in Nagoya, Japan. Craft KK (Nagoya was acquired by Komehyo Holdings Co., Ltd. on January 17, 2012 for $7.82 million.

Part of Komehyo Holdings Co., Ltd., Komehyo Auction KK operates used merchandise stores. The private company is based in Nagoya, Japan.

Ark Marketing Japan Co., Ltd. engages in the sale of shoe care products and shoe maintenance services. The company was founded on August 1, 2013 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

Eve Corp. imports, wholesales, and retails goods, clothes, and accessories. It also involves in mail order business using the Internet. The company was founded on May 13, 2010 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

Minamiru Miyuki Accounting Firm operates as a Japanese accounting company. The private company is based in Gamagori, Japan.

Global Stage, Inc. is a Japanese marketing company that specializes in women and families. The private company is based in Nagoya, Japan and was founded by Saori Osu, who has been the CEO since incorporation. The company has developed an investigator network called "Mama Research Institute" in 35 countries around the world, with a focus on Japan, China, and South Korea. The company is strong in market research and promotion using influencer networks in each country. The company specializes in marketing support that is in close contact with consumers and promote co-creation and social contribution-type marketing and PR involving moms and media.

Part of Komehyo Holdings Co., Ltd., Auto Parts KOMEHYO KK is a Japanese company that imports, purchases, and sells auto parts. The private company is based in Nagoya, Japan.

Part of Komehyo Holdings Co., Ltd., K-Brand Off Co., Ltd. is a private company that sells and purchases vintage and branded goods both online and in stores worldwide. The company is based in Kanazawa, Japan. The brand is currently seeking a property proposal for 1,000 stores that can accommodate a store size of "8 tsubo to 20 tsubo" in various locations such as station yards, station buildings, downtown areas, and shopping streets, regardless of whether it is a new building or removal. The Brand Off online store offers a mail-order site that handles high-end brands such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and luxury watches such as Rolex. The Japanese company aims to eradicate fraudulent products and sells many products at more than 22 stores worldwide, regardless of whether they are used or new.