Japan Communications Inc. (JCI) was established in 1996 as a telecommunications provider. We are the first company in the world to propose and implement the MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) business model, which provides communication services by leasing infrastructure, such as base stations, from mobile network operators. As a result of government policies to reduce mobile phone charges, we have been recognized as pioneers in the low-cost SIM sector. However, our mission goes beyond merely lowering costs; it lies in “Safely and Reliably Delivering Bits.” In a digitally advanced society where communication is extensively utilized—not only in PCs and smartphones but also in automobiles, home appliances, and solar panels—it is essential to transport digital bits safely and affordably from point A to point B. Communication is the foundational infrastructure of the digital age, and its safety and affordability are critical for the development of various applications built upon it.

Our mission, “Safely and Reliably Delivering Bits,” is supported by two core technologies. The first is our patented technology, the "Wireless Leased Line," which enables "closed SIM-to-SIM communication." This technology leverages infrastructure borrowed from mobile operators and our proprietary authentication platform to provide hack-proof communication between specific locations. It has been adopted by prefectural police departments in Japan and is widely used in IoT sectors and other fields requiring high security.

The second technology is FPoS (Fintech Platform over SIM), another of our patented innovations developed to ensure secure communication over the internet. FPoS uses the secure element (HSM: Hardware Security Module) built into smartphones to store private keys and issue digital certificates containing public keys. This ensures identification and authenticity. Using this technology, we established a certificate authority and obtained accreditation under the Digital Signature Act (granted to our subsidiary, my FinTech Inc., on November 10, 2021). In 2022, FPoS technology was used to launch the next-generation digital ID "Mebuku ID" in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture, and has since been adopted in other regions, including Ebetsu City in Hokkaido and Omura City in Nagasaki, expanding across various industries.

Additionally, we are advancing the “Neo-Carrier” project, aiming to launch services on May 24, 2026. This initiative will be realized by connecting voice networks, SMS networks, and data networks to MNOs. The Neo-Carrier project seeks to overcome the constraints of traditional MNO frameworks, enabling the development and provision of innovative services.

At JCI, we believe that mobile communication forms the foundation of the digital society. Therefore, it must be safe, affordable, and accessible to all. Since our inception, we have consistently pursued unmatched cost leadership as a cornerstone of our corporate strategy.

We will continue to take on new challenges and expand our business to create a better future. We sincerely appreciate your continued understanding and support and look forward to working together to achieve further success.

Japan Communications Inc.
Representative Director-President
Naohisa Fukuda