Announced details
Religious transactions at temples and shrines, including religious items and admission fees
As of 1 April 2026, Eikando Zenrinji, the Jotenkaku Museum at Shokokuji, and Jishoji (Ginkakuji) are participating
The parties jointly developed Omairi Pay. The Kyoto Buddhist Organization provides supervision, while バリューデザイン operates the service.
The chairperson is Arima Raitei (有馬頼底). The organization comprises Kyoto temples across sectarian lines and is engaged in Buddhist events and fellowship activities. It has operated as a general incorporated foundation since April 2018.
In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Omairi Pay, a cashless payment service for temples and shrines |
| Counterparty | Kyoto Buddhist Organization |
| Counterparty overview | The chairperson is Arima Raitei (有馬頼底). The organization comprises Kyoto temples across sectarian lines and is engaged in Buddhist events and fellowship activities. It has operated as a general incorporated foundation since April 2018. |
| Relationship with the Company | The parties jointly developed Omairi Pay. The Kyoto Buddhist Organization provides supervision, while バリューデザイン operates the service. |
| Launch date | Sequentially from April 2026 (religious items and other products); scheduled for July 2026 (admission fees) |
| Applicable area | Religious transactions at temples and shrines, including religious items and admission fees |
| Usage history | As of 1 April 2026, Eikando Zenrinji, the Jotenkaku Museum at Shokokuji, and Jishoji (Ginkakuji) are participating |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The service is intended to enable cashless payments for religious transactions at temples and shrines while ensuring freedom of religion under the supervision of the Kyoto Buddhist Organization. It is also intended to improve operational efficiency at temples and shrines and prevent worshippers from becoming victims of crime.