A group company of Wadaman Shoten, a sesame specialist with over 120 years of history. Since 2007, has developed an OEM business for functional sesame and sesame products. Develops various functional sesame products with enhanced active ingredient content and improved versatility through proprietary roasting technology, providing raw material and OEM supply.

A bakery offering OEM manufacturing of bread, cakes, and sweets from small lots. Supports the commercialization of private brand products. Develops products in response to market needs.

Beauty device and cosmetics OEM in Kyoto. Specializes in combined device+cosmetics OEM — microcurrent facial devices paired with serums and gels.

A contract manufacturer specializing in tablet confectionery, founded in 1973 in Uji, Kyoto. With over 40 tableting machines and a track record of producing more than 1,000 product varieties, they hold FSSC 22000 and GMP certifications.

Established in 1991, Kyoto Grain System processes agricultural products through steaming, roasting, and grinding to produce beverage and food ingredients. The company holds both Organic JAS and FSSC 22000 certifications.

A sauce and ketchup manufacturer founded in 1954 in Fushimi, Kyoto. Known for its Papaya Sauce brand, the company operates a JAS organic certified factory producing organic sauces and organic ketchup. All products are made without chemical seasonings or preservatives.

Food ingredient powder contract processing specialist founded in 1993. Completes all processes including fine grinding, foreign matter removal, sterilization, blending, and portioning at a single facility. Achieved ambient-temperature pulverization of crab shells using proprietary technology. FSSC 22000 certified.

A long-established OEM/ODM manufacturer founded in 1910, originating from pharmaceutical production. The company integrates manufacturing technologies across pharmaceuticals, quasi-drugs, and cosmetics, with its strength in high-performance formulations backed by scientific evidence. It has expanded large-lot production capacity with a new factory in Ibaraki Prefecture. The company also handles men's cosmetics. Part of the Nicca Chemical Group.

A cosmetics OEM manufacturer established in 1980, based in Kyoto. With 45 years of continuous cosmetics creation and business relationships with over 7,000 companies. Started with professional-use cosmetics manufacturing for beauty salons and aesthetic salons, featuring proposals that leverage the Kyoto brand, such as the "Kyo no Uruou All-in-One Gel."

A venture company originating from Kyoto Pharmaceutical University, established in 2001. In 2008, CosMED achieved the world's first commercialization of dissolving microneedle cosmetics. With microneedle and patch technology as its core competencies, the company has extensive ODM track records with major cosmetics manufacturers. CosMED holds ISO 22716 and ISO 13485 certifications. The company also operates its own brand "Quanis" and has approximately 110 employees.

A printing technology company founded in 1929. Provides contract manufacturing (OEM/ODM) of uniquely shaped dissolving microneedle patch cosmetics at its Kyoto factory clean room. ISO 22716 certified.

Established in 1991, a pet care product manufacturer with over 30 years of history in the pet industry. Known for the "ZOIC" brand, handles OEM/ODM manufacturing of high-quality pet care products meeting human cosmetic standards, leveraging the technical capabilities of the Nakano Seiyaku Group.

A contract manufacturer of quasi-drugs and cosmetics centered on bath products, established in 1940. Equipped with facilities specializing in powdered bath products and bath cosmetics, handling everything from small to large lots. Maintains rigorous quality control at its GMP-certified factory.

A bath product and cosmetics OEM manufacturer established in 1957. With over 60 years of experience, the company manufactures high-quality bath products with 100% domestic production. Its carbonated gas (tablet) type bath products boast top-level formulation and production technology in Japan.

A fragrance and cosmetics manufacturer from Kyoto, established in 2005. Specializing in fragrance technology, the company provides OEM/ODM services for home fragrance and cosmetics, including room diffusers and perfumes, through to final product manufacturing. Develops Japanese-style fragrances.

A hair care and skin care cosmetics OEM/R&D manufacturer established in 1994. Operates a two-factory system with its headquarters factory in Kansai Science City and the Mori no Kuni Farm Factory in Ehime Prefecture. Over 80% of its development portfolio consists of hair care products, including quasi-drugs such as medicated shampoos and hair growth products. Also operates its own brand 'Hahonico.'

A perm solution and cosmetics R&D/OEM manufacturing company established in 1967. Provides OEM manufacturing for a wide range of hair care products including straight perms, hair straightening agents, heat protectants, shampoos, conditioners, and body soaps. Offers a flexible OEM system from small lots to mass production.

A cosmetics OEM manufacturer established in Kyoto in 1980. Boasts business relationships with over 7,000 companies, engaging in the development and manufacturing of basic skincare, quasi-drugs, aesthetic salon cosmetics, and hair care cosmetics. Characterized by cosmetics development that leverages the Kyoto brand.

A fruit processing products manufacturer headquartered in Kyoto Prefecture. Procures fruits from farmers across Japan and manufactures processed products such as fruit juices, purees, pastes, oils, and extracts. Also provides OEM contract manufacturing for confectionery, juices, and alcoholic beverages, with support from R&D to package design.

Founded in 1980. Primarily engaged in manufacturing and wholesale of semi-fresh confectionery and dry confectionery, with a strong focus on OEM production. Offers comprehensive contract manufacturing from planning to packaging for a diverse range of Japanese sweets, including jelly confectionery (kingyoku-kan), dry confectionery-style ramune, rakugan, wasanbon sugar dry confectionery, kohakutou, and hourei (Japanese-style marshmallow).