onestop-kawasaki.com

What It Is

Kawasaki One-Stop is a professional support service for entrepreneurship and company formation in Japan. Its pricing page indicates that it can coordinate judicial scriveners, tax accountants, administrative scriveners, social insurance and labor consultants, and office providers to help clients handle company registration, tax, visas, social insurance, and registered office address matters. Overall, it is not positioned as a simple online incorporation tool, but rather as a more traditional, consultant-led one-stop service.

Core Services and Coverage

Its service scope is fairly comprehensive, covering the registration of Kabushiki Kaisha, Godo Kaisha, and branch offices. It also provides tax office filings, monthly bookkeeping, annual closing and corporate tax filing, social insurance notifications, Business Manager visas, work visas, business license applications, and business plan preparation. The confirmed jurisdiction is Japan, but the main text does not clearly state whether it serves clients nationwide. The domain and brand point to Kawasaki, so it may focus more on Kawasaki or local Japanese business; this should be confirmed further.

Pricing and Ongoing Compliance

Pricing transparency is relatively good, with tax-inclusive amounts and actual costs listed. The total cost is 495,000 yen for setting up a Kabushiki Kaisha, 235,000 yen for a Godo Kaisha, and 320,000 yen for a branch office. For ongoing compliance, tax filings are 33,000 yen, bookkeeping is 33,000 yen/month, annual closing and corporate tax filing are 165,000 yen/year, and social insurance notifications are 66,000 yen. For visa services, the Business Manager visa is 330,000 yen, while the work visa is 143,000 yen. It also offers a shared office as a company registered address, priced at 15,000 yen/month, with a 15,000 yen deposit and mail receiving at 500 yen/month.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is its complete service chain, making it especially suitable for foreigners who need continued support with tax, visas, and social insurance after establishing a company in Japan. The fee structure is also clear, showing both professional fees and actual costs. The drawbacks are that it does not disclose processing times, payment methods, or detailed service area information. The company formation packages also only indicate that users should contact them for consultation, so the actual total cost may vary depending on the case.

Who It’s For and Access from China

This service is suitable for entrepreneurs planning to establish a Kabushiki Kaisha, Godo Kaisha, or branch office in Japan, as well as SMEs that need a Business Manager visa, registered address, bookkeeping, and tax filing outsourcing. The main text does not provide information on access from mainland China, and payment methods are not disclosed. If access is unstable, users may consider communicating by email or contact form, or comparing alternatives such as local judicial scrivener offices, administrative scrivener offices, and tax accountant firms in Japan.