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FIZZ is a corporation based in Hiroshima, Japan. Its main offering is the “動画教材販売・成功バイブル” online course, which teaches users how to turn their knowledge, skills, and experience into video learning materials and sell them online. The course is divided into two production modules, a sales module, a web explanation module, and a full version totaling about 14 hours and 20 minutes. Chapter 1, about one hour long, can be watched for free; the rest requires an application to purchase.
The course is highly focused, covering the production of video teaching materials, sales strategy, sales pages, customer acquisition websites, and web operations. Judging from the official description, the teaching format is pre-recorded online video rather than live classes or 1-on-1 coaching. The provider clearly states that it is not currently accepting individual questions and does not yet offer personal guidance, though it mentions that online individual coaching may be considered in the future. The course language is Japanese, and the examples and presentation are clearly aimed at the Japanese market.
In terms of instructor background, the creator states that they have around 30 years of business experience, including running a long-established restaurant, providing corporate training, and hosting seminars. They also claim that their DVD teaching materials priced at over 100,000 yen have sold every month for more than 10 years and have been distributed nationwide, with media coverage from outlets such as NHK and Nikkei. The company provides relatively complete disclosure, including its establishment date, capital, address, phone number, and email, which is a plus for an independent course site.
Pricing is the biggest area of opacity. The page only says that the free chapter, individual modules, and full version are “available by application,” and emphasizes that the price is not cheap but is considered reasonable. No specific amount is listed. Purchases use the filmuy video sales system, but the supported payment methods are not disclosed. As an online video product, refunds are generally not available, so prospective buyers should make full use of the free preview and read the notes carefully before purchasing.
The strengths are its vertical focus, complete course structure, free preview, and relatively detailed disclosure of the company and creator background. It is suitable for instructors, classroom operators, seminar organizers, and content entrepreneurs—especially those who want to turn offline expertise into a product. The drawbacks are the lack of individual Q&A, unclear pricing, strict refund limitations, and no option to purchase single lessons. Its “long-term sales success” is mainly based on the creator’s own claims, so learners still need to validate the approach against their own niche.
The official page does not mention access from mainland China, and the usability of filmuy playback and payment is also unknown. Japanese-language learning and the Japanese payment environment may create barriers. If Chinese-language service or local payment support is needed, users may compare domestic knowledge-commerce operation courses or training programs for WeChat Channels / Xiaoe-tech course operations. For those comfortable with English, related courses on Udemy, Teachable, and Kajabi are also worth considering.
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