DAICHARI

DAICHARI (ダイチャリ) is a Japanese shared bicycle service operated by SINANEN MOBILITY PLUS CO., LTD., a company established on April 1, 2019, with headquarters in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The service is built on the HELLO CYCLING platform, a nationwide shared cycling network in Japan, and is focused on the Tokyo, Kanagawa, and Saitama areas. Users download the HELLO CYCLING app, register for free, and can then locate, reserve, unlock, and return bicycles at any station bearing the HELLO CYCLING logo. The service operates 24 hours a day, and bicycles can be picked up and dropped off at different stations, enabling one-way trips. Payment is made through credit cards or various cashless payment methods, and a certain credit balance is required at the time of use, which is refunded immediately after the ride. The fleet primarily consists of electric-assist bicycles, with pricing starting from 160 yen per 30 minutes, though rates may vary by bicycle. DAICHARI positions itself as a convenient mobility option for both daily life and sightseeing, emphasizing ease of use through smartphone-based reservations and a dense station network. The service is part of the broader HELLO CYCLING ecosystem, which is operated by OpenStreet Inc. in Japan, but DAICHARI is specifically managed by SINANEN MOBILITY PLUS, a subsidiary of the SINANEN Group, a Japanese energy and lifestyle-related conglomerate. As of April 1, 2026, the company had 34 employees. The brand is a product brand within the shared mobility sector, and its operations are concentrated in the Greater Tokyo area.

DAICHARI is a shared bicycle service operated by SINANEN MOBILITY PLUS CO., LTD., a company established on April 1, 2019. The company is headquartered in Shinagawa, Tokyo, and is part of the SINANEN Group. The service was launched on the HELLO CYCLING platform, which is a major shared cycling network in Japan operated by OpenStreet Inc. DAICHARI focuses on the Tokyo, Kanagawa, and Saitama areas, providing electric-assist bicycles that can be rented and returned at any HELLO CYCLING station. The service has grown as part of the broader expansion of shared mobility in Japan, particularly in urban areas. As of April 1, 2026, the operating company had 34 employees. The brand continues to operate as a regional shared cycling service under the HELLO CYCLING umbrella.

• 2019

  SINANEN MOBILITY PLUS CO., LTD. established on April 1.

• DAICHARI shared bicycle service launched on the HELLO CYCLING platform.

Convenient, app-based shared cycling for daily life and sightseeing in the Greater Tokyo area.

• Shared electric-assist bicycles

  Electric-assist bicycles available for rent via the HELLO CYCLING app, with pricing from 160 yen per 30 minutes.

1. 1ダイチャリ DAICHARI 東京、神奈川、埼玉エリアのシェアサイクリング｜HELLO CYCLINGdaichari.hellocycling.jp
2. 2会社概要｜ダイチャリ DAICHARI 東京、神奈川、埼玉エリアのシェアサイクリング｜HELLO CYCLINGdaichari.hellocycling.jp
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