Revenue increase in the Senior High and Preschool/Elementary Divisions and revenue decrease in the One-on-One Instruction Division
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- 2026-10-15ReframedEarnings
「By business segment, sales were ¥469 million in the preschool and elementary school division, up 7.8% from the previous interim accounting period; ¥751 million in the junior high school division, down 2.6%; ¥223 million in the high school division, up 6.7%; ¥91 million in individual instruction, up 9.2%; and ¥72 million in other revenue, including training camps, down 13.8%.」
The sales mix shifted from declines across all divisions in the previous disclosure to increases in the preschool and elementary school, high school, and individual instruction divisions. - FY2026Updated full-year sales by divisionAnnual report
「Segment sales were ¥917 million for preschool and elementary education, down 1.5% year on year; ¥1,723 million for middle school education, down 2.7%; ¥457 million for high school education, up 0.8%; ¥188 million for individual instruction, down 5.9%; and ¥88 million for other revenue, including training camps, down 5.0%.」
Only high school education recorded sales growth, while sales declined in preschool and elementary education, middle school education, individual instruction and other revenue, including training camps. - FY2026-H1Decline in sales across all segments in the interim periodAnnual report
「The company operates in a single segment, the cram-school business, and does not disclose operating results by segment. Segment sales were ¥435 million for preschool and elementary education, down 2.5% from the previous interim accounting period; ¥772 million for middle school education, down 3.3%; ¥209 million for high school education, down 1.4%; ¥83 million for individual instruction, down 9.1%; and ¥83 million for other revenue, including training camps, down 5.2%.」
Sales declined from the previous interim period in all segments: preschool and elementary education, middle school education, high school education, individual instruction and other revenue, including training camps. Individual instruction recorded the largest decline, at 9.1%. - FY2025Updated full-year sales by divisionAnnual report
「Segment sales were ¥931 million for preschool and elementary education, down 1.9% year on year; ¥1,771 million for middle school education, down 3.0%; ¥454 million for high school education, down 1.8%; ¥199 million for individual instruction, down 2.5%; and ¥93 million for other revenue, including training camps, up 7.3%.」
Sales declined in preschool and elementary education, middle school education, high school education and individual instruction, while other revenue, including training camps, increased. - FY2025-H1Mid-year segment sales updateAnnual report
「Segment sales were ¥446 million for preschool and elementary education, down 3.0% from the previous interim accounting period; ¥798 million for middle school education, down 1.8%; ¥212 million for high school education, up 2.1%; ¥91 million for individual instruction, down 0.7%; and ¥88 million for other revenue, including training camps, up 8.9%.」
Mid-year segment sales were updated. High school education and other revenue, including training camps, increased, while preschool and elementary education, middle school education and individual instruction declined. - FY2025-Q1First-quarter segment sales updateAnnual report
「The company operates in a single segment, the cram-school business, and does not disclose operating results by segment. Segment sales were ¥203 million for preschool and elementary education, down 4.1% year on year; ¥377 million for middle school education, down 0.3%; ¥41 million for individual instruction, up 0.9%; ¥86 million for high school education, down 0.5%; and ¥4 million for other revenue, including training camps, up 7.1%.」
First-quarter segment sales were updated. Sales declined year on year in preschool and elementary education, middle school education and high school education, while individual instruction and other revenue, including training camps, increased. - FY2024-Q3Updated third-quarter sales by divisionAnnual report
「Segment sales were ¥663 million for preschool and elementary education, down 1.3% year on year; ¥1,211 million for middle school education, down 5.6%; ¥144 million for individual instruction, up 7.0%; ¥345 million for high school education, up 62.7%; and ¥84 million for other revenue, including training camps, down 4.5%.」
For the cumulative third-quarter period, sales exceeded the previous year in individual instruction and high school education, while preschool and elementary education, middle school education and other revenue, including training camps, were below the previous year. High school education sales increased 62.7%. - FY2024-Q2Updated second-quarter sales by divisionAnnual report
「Segment sales were ¥459 million for preschool and elementary education, ¥812 million for middle school education, ¥92 million for individual instruction, ¥208 million for high school education, and ¥81 million for other revenue, including training camps.」
The company disclosed segment sales for the cumulative second-quarter period on a non-consolidated basis: ¥459 million for preschool and elementary education, ¥812 million for middle school education, ¥92 million for individual instruction, ¥208 million for high school education and ¥81 million for other revenue. - FY2024-Q1First-quarter segment sales updateAnnual report
「Segment sales were ¥212 million for preschool and elementary education, ¥378 million for middle school education, ¥41 million for individual instruction, ¥87 million for high school education, and ¥4 million for other revenue, including training camps.」
The company disclosed first-quarter segment sales after transitioning to non-consolidated reporting: ¥212 million for preschool and elementary education, ¥378 million for middle school education, ¥41 million for individual instruction, ¥87 million for high school education and ¥4 million for other revenue. - FY2023Updated full-year sales by divisionAnnual report
「Preschool and elementary education generated ¥964 million, down 3.4% year on year; middle school education generated ¥1,909 million, down 3.7%; individual instruction generated ¥191 million, down 3.5%; high school education generated ¥355 million, up 29.9%; and other revenue, including training camps, generated ¥91 million, up 4.0%. High school education sales include a ¥90 million decline resulting from the adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standards and other requirements.」
For the full year, sales declined in preschool and elementary education, middle school education and individual instruction, while high school education and other revenue, including training camps, increased. High school education includes a ¥90 million decline resulting from the adoption of the revenue recognition standard. - FY2023-Q3Updated third-quarter sales by divisionAnnual report
「Preschool and elementary education generated ¥672 million, middle school education ¥1,283 million, individual instruction ¥135 million, high school education ¥212 million, and other revenue, including training camps, ¥88 million. High school education sales include a ¥59 million decline resulting from the adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standards and other requirements.」
The company updated segment sales for the cumulative third-quarter period and disclosed that high school education sales include a ¥59 million decline resulting from the revenue recognition accounting standards and other requirements. - FY2023-Q2Updated segment sales; wider decline in high school education salesAnnual report
「Preschool and elementary education generated ¥465 million, down 3.4% year on year; middle school education generated ¥875 million, down 2.1%; individual instruction generated ¥85 million, down 4.8%; high school education, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド, generated ¥213 million, down 22.7%; and other revenue, including training camps, generated ¥84 million, up 1.5%. High school education sales include a ¥34 million decline resulting from the adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standards and other requirements.」
Sales declined year on year in preschool and elementary education, middle school education, individual instruction and high school education, while only other revenue, including training camps, increased. High school education sales declined 22.7%, including a ¥34 million decline resulting from the adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard. - FY2023-Q1Updated sales in all segments; decline in high school education salesAnnual report
「Preschool and elementary education generated ¥214 million, down 3.4% year on year; middle school education generated ¥410 million, down 0.9%; individual instruction generated ¥38 million, down 4.8%; high school education, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド, generated ¥94 million, down 21.4%; and other revenue, including training camps, generated ¥5 million, up 20.1%. High school education sales include a ¥17 million decline resulting from the adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard.」
Sales declined year on year in preschool and elementary education, middle school education, individual instruction and high school education, while only other revenue, including training camps, increased. The decline in high school education sales includes ¥17 million attributable to the adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard. - FY2022Full-year sales growth in all segments and updated high school education growth rateAnnual report
「Preschool and elementary education generated ¥998 million, up ¥13 million, or 1.3%, year on year; middle school education generated ¥1,981 million, up ¥60 million, or 3.1%; individual instruction generated ¥198 million, up ¥7 million, or 3.9%; high school education, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド, generated ¥574 million, up ¥86 million, or 17.8%; and other revenue, including training camps, generated ¥87 million, up ¥5 million, or 7.2%.」
Sales increased in all segments, while high school education sales rose 17.8%, accelerating from the previous year's growth trend. - FY2022-Q3Updated third-quarter sales by divisionAnnual report
「Preschool and elementary education generated ¥695 million, up 3.1% year on year; middle school education generated ¥1,319 million, up 4.5%; individual instruction generated ¥141 million, up 6.5%; high school education, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド, generated ¥460 million, up 17.4%; and other revenue, including training camps, generated ¥85 million, up 6.8%.」
Sales exceeded the same quarter of the previous year in all segments: preschool and elementary education, middle school education, individual instruction, high school education and other revenue, including training camps. High school education sales increased 17.4%. - FY2022-Q2Updated second-quarter sales by divisionAnnual report
「Preschool and elementary education generated ¥481 million, up 5.5% year on year; middle school education generated ¥894 million, up 4.8%; individual instruction generated ¥89 million, up 8.1%; high school education, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド, generated ¥275 million, up 16.9%; and other revenue, including training camps, generated ¥83 million, up 6.0%.」
Sales exceeded the same quarter of the previous year in all segments: preschool and elementary education, middle school education, individual instruction, high school education and other revenue, including training camps. High school education sales include 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド. - FY2022-Q1First-quarter segment sales updateAnnual report
「Preschool and elementary education generated ¥222 million, up 9.4% year on year; middle school education generated ¥414 million, up 6.0%; individual instruction generated ¥40 million, up 9.7%; and high school education, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド, generated ¥120 million, up 15.4%.」
Sales exceeded the same quarter of the previous year in all segments in the first quarter: preschool and elementary education, middle school education, individual instruction and high school education. - FY2021Updated consolidated full-year sales by divisionAnnual report
「Revenue was ¥985 million in the Preschool/Elementary School Division, ¥1,921 million in the Junior High School Division, ¥190 million in the Individual Instruction Division and ¥487 million in the High School Division, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド.」
The company disclosed consolidated full-year sales by division of ¥985 million for the Preschool/Elementary School Division, ¥1,921 million for the Junior High School Division, ¥190 million for the Individual Instruction Division and ¥487 million for the High School Division. The High School Division includes the Okinawa subsidiary. - FY2021-Q3Updated third-quarter sales by divisionAnnual report
「Revenue was ¥674 million in the Preschool/Elementary School Division, ¥1,263 million in the Junior High School Division, ¥132 million in the Individual Instruction Division and ¥391 million in the High School Division, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド.」
Updated consolidated cumulative third-quarter sales by division. High School Division revenue includes 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド. - FY2021-Q2Updated second-quarter sales by divisionAnnual report
「Revenue was ¥456 million in the Preschool/Elementary School Division, ¥852 million in the Junior High School Division, ¥82 million in the Individual Instruction Division and ¥235 million in the High School Division, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド.」
Updated consolidated cumulative second-quarter sales by division. High School Division revenue includes 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド. - FY2021-Q1Revenue declines across all divisions due to COVID-19 and disclosure of consolidated High School Division revenueAnnual report
「In terms of student composition, all divisions of the group fell below the previous year's results because the COVID-19 pandemic coincided with the start of the new academic year, an important period when student recruitment activities become more active. Revenue was ¥203 million in the Preschool/Elementary School Division, ¥391 million in the Junior High School Division, ¥36 million in the Individual Instruction Division and ¥104 million in the High School Division, including 株式会社タケジヒューマンマインド.」
The company explains that all divisions fell below the previous year's results because the COVID-19 pandemic coincided with the start of the new academic year and the student recruitment season. Revenue by division was ¥203 million in the Preschool/Elementary School Division, ¥391 million in the Junior High School Division, ¥36 million in the Individual Instruction Division and ¥104 million in the High School Division, including the subsidiary. - FY2020Updated full-year sales by divisionAnnual report
「In the Preschool/Elementary School Division, enrollment at Kids Club fell below the previous year, but enrollment in the regular course exceeded it, and revenue was ¥1,035 million, up 0.9% from the previous fiscal year. In the Junior High School Division, enrollment declined and revenue was ¥1,860 million, down 2.1%. In the High School Division, enrollment exceeded the previous year and revenue was ¥195 million, up 10.8%. In the Individual Instruction Division, enrollment was slightly below the previous year and revenue was ¥232 million, down 0.2%.」
For the full year, the Preschool/Elementary School and High School Divisions reported revenue growth, while the Junior High School and Individual Instruction Divisions reported revenue declines. Revenue growth in the High School Division was 10.8%. - FY2020-Q3Updated third-quarter sales by divisionAnnual report
「In the Preschool/Elementary School Division, enrollment in the regular course increased and revenue was ¥719 million, up 1.3% year on year. In the Junior High School Division, enrollment in the regular course fell below the previous year and revenue was ¥1,237 million, down 2.7%. In the High School Division, enrollment exceeded the previous year and revenue was ¥167 million, up 13.0%. In the Individual Instruction Division, enrollment also increased and revenue was ¥163 million, up 2.2%.」
The Preschool/Elementary School, High School and Individual Instruction Divisions reported revenue growth, while the Junior High School Division reported a revenue decline due to lower enrollment in the regular course. Revenue growth was 13.0% in the High School Division and 2.2% in the Individual Instruction Division. - FY2020-Q2Updated sales by divisionAnnual report
「In the Preschool/Elementary School Division, enrollment in the regular course increased and revenue was ¥496 million, up 2.1% year on year. In the Junior High School Division, enrollment fell below the previous year and revenue was ¥828 million, down 3.4%. In the High School Division, enrollment exceeded the previous year and revenue was ¥102 million, up 13.5%. In the Individual Instruction Division, enrollment also increased and revenue was ¥103 million, up 3.8%.」
The Elementary School regular course, High School and Individual Instruction Divisions reported revenue growth due to higher student enrollment, while the Junior High School Division reported a revenue decline due to lower enrollment. - FY2020-Q1Continued revenue growth in the Elementary School regular course, High School and Individual Instruction DivisionsAnnual report
「In the Preschool/Elementary School Division, enrollment in the regular course increased and revenue was ¥224 million, up 2.5% year on year. In the Junior High School Division, enrollment fell below the previous year and revenue was ¥381 million, down 2.7%. In the High School Division, enrollment exceeded the previous year and revenue was ¥45 million, up 13.9%. In the Individual Instruction Division, enrollment also increased and revenue was ¥46 million, up 6.3%.」
The Elementary School regular course, High School and Individual Instruction Divisions reported revenue growth due to higher student enrollment, while the Junior High School Division reported a revenue decline due to lower enrollment. - FY2019Updated full-year sales by divisionAnnual report
「In the Preschool/Elementary School Division, student enrollment declined due to the consolidation and closure of classrooms, and revenue was ¥1,026 million, down 1.4% from the previous fiscal year. In the Junior High School Division, student enrollment also declined due to the consolidation and closure of classrooms, and revenue was ¥1,901 million, down 0.8%. In the High School Division, student enrollment exceeded the previous year and revenue was ¥176 million, up 4.4%. In the Individual Instruction Division, student enrollment also exceeded the previous year and revenue was ¥232 million, up 7.5%.」
For the full year, the Preschool/Elementary School and Junior High School Divisions reported revenue declines, while the High School and Individual Instruction Divisions reported revenue growth. - FY2018Updated full-year results by business division.Annual report
「Preschool/Elementary School Division 1,041,171 105.6 Junior High School Division 1,916,447 98.4 High School Division 169,383 104.4 Individual Instruction Division 216,500 92.0」
For the full year, the Preschool/Elementary School and High School Divisions exceeded the previous year's results, while the Junior High School and Individual Instruction Divisions fell below them. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The High School Division performed steadily, helped by newly opened schools. The Individual Instruction Division declined, partly because 2 classrooms were closed, but overall enrollment exceeded the previous year's level.」
The company reiterates that the High School Division performed steadily with contributions from newly opened schools, while the Individual Instruction Division declined following the closure of 2 classrooms, and that overall enrollment exceeded the previous year's level. - FY2018-Q2Added the increase in total student enrollment year on year.Annual report
「The High School Division performed steadily, including at newly opened schools. The Individual Instruction Division declined, partly because 2 classrooms were closed, but overall enrollment was 5.3% above the previous year.」
The company reiterates the steady performance of the High School Division, including newly opened schools, and the decline in the Individual Instruction Division due to classroom closures, and explains that overall enrollment was 5.3% above the previous year. - FY2018-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The High School Division, which specializes in operating Toshin Satellite Preparatory Schools, continued to outperform the previous year, including at newly opened schools. The Individual Instruction Division fell below the previous year's performance, partly because one classroom was closed, but total student enrollment was 6.4% above the previous year.」
The company reiterates the business trends of the High School Division exceeding the previous year's performance and the Individual Instruction Division falling below it, and explains that total student enrollment was 6.4% above the previous year. - FY2017First statedAnnual report
「Preschool/Elementary School Division 985,646 103.2 Junior High School Division 1,948,027 97.4 High School Division 162,267 109.0 Individual Instruction Division 235,439 84.5 Other 114,656 86.3」
The Preschool/Elementary School and High School Divisions increased 3.2% and 9.0%, respectively, year on year, while the Junior High School and Individual Instruction Divisions declined 2.6% and 15.5%, respectively.