Headquartered in Osu, Nagoya, Takeshin Shouji Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture) launches its new service “Rebirth Service ‘Rinne’” to support second careers for professionals with experience in customer service. This service is offered as a sustainable model to meet local needs, with the cooperation of the Osu Akamon Shopping Street Promotion Association in Naka-ku, Nagoya.

Details of New Service “Rinne”

“Rinne” assists individuals in transitioning to careers such as housekeeping, household management, food service, sales, and Vtuber activities, based on personal aptitudes and desires. Specifically, it offers second career support programs for those who have been working in concept cafes and customer service, providing comprehensive support including training, mental care, and life assistance.

“#VTransitionFestival” Scheduled

As part of “Rinne,” the V Transition Festival will be held for three months from June 28 to September 28 at Osu Akamon Street, supporting those transitioning from customer service careers. The opening event will be held on June 28, featuring broadcasts of Vtuber activity support videos, interactive events, and Vtuber workshops. Through this event, attendees can expect skills support for becoming Vtubers, such as PC assembly experiences and video production.

For Those Considering Using the Service

“Rinne” offers consultations for former concept cafe workers, those looking to restart in new workplaces, and individuals worried about their second careers. Inquiries can be made through the official LINE, website, or X.

Company Information

• Company Name: Takeshin Shouji Co., Ltd.
• Location: 〒460-0011 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
• Business Areas: Real estate leasing, vacation rental management, housekeeping, bar management, etc.
• Corporate Philosophy: “Addressing needs within a 1-kilometer radius”

Impressions and Outlook

“Rinne,” announced by Takeshin Shouji, is recognized as an initiative exploring new possibilities for human resource utilization within the community. There are high expectations for the future development of community-based services. It is anticipated as a sustainable model leveraging local culture and employment, with potential ripple effects to other regions.

Source: PR TIMES