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Patients visit rYojbaba’s Sakai Seikotsuin clinics for pain and injuries, receiving treatments such as Japanese judo therapy and acupuncture. Patients pay for services, and health insurers pay on their behalf for eligible treatments. These clinics generate most of the company’s revenue. It also operates the Speed Kogao facial-beauty salon. The company runs these locations itself, with no franchises.
The clinic network is concentrated in Kyushu, especially Fukuoka, so the business depends heavily on local demand and the availability of qualified therapists. Insurance coverage and reimbursement policies affect both what the clinics collect and customers’ willingness to pay. Japanese laws regulate services including judo therapy and acupuncture, as well as healthcare billing and reimbursement.
The smaller consulting business charges companies and labor unions for help with employment relationships, workplace rules and labor disputes. It also helps clients apply for government labor-related subsidies; after an approved subsidy reaches the client, rYojbaba bills the client for its assistance. A significant share of consulting revenue comes from a limited group of clients. Engagements are generally non-recurring, and clients can terminate almost all of them with little or no notice and no penalty, making continued revenue dependent on winning further work.
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rYojbaba’s results depend mainly on patient demand, repeat visits and staffing costs at its Japanese osteopathic clinics, while subsidy-related labor-consulting fees add volatility.
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