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Japanese home-visit massage and home nursing provider aiming for 'zero end-of-life refugees' through in-home medical care.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

Fureasu Co., Ltd. is a Japanese healthcare services company headquartered in Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa, Tokyo. Its core business is home-visit massage (houshin massage) and home-visit nursing, delivered mainly under Japan's public long-term care and medical insurance systems. The company traces its origins to 2000, when a home-visit massage service called Fureai Zaitaku Massage was started in Minamikoma District, Yamanashi Prefecture. It was incorporated in 2002 in Kofu, Yamanashi, and reorganized as a stock company in 2005. In 2011 it opened a Tokyo head office and changed its trade name to Fureasu Co., Ltd. Fureasu's stated mission is to eliminate 'end-of-life refugees' (看取り難民) — people who cannot receive end-of-life care where they wish — by providing in-home medical care, and its management vision is to 'brighten the situation of home medical care in Japan.' The company provides massage services including home-visit acupuncture and massage and office massage, and it also operates home-visit nursing, small-scale multifunctional in-home care, and nursing small-scale multifunctional in-home care. It has expanded through franchising of insurance-covered massage services since 2019, and through acquisitions of nursing businesses. Fureasu listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers market (now Growth) in March 2019. It has subsidiaries including Orthancia Harmony (subsidiarized in 2020), Sky Heart (subsidiarized in 2021, renamed Fureasu Kind Care in 2026), and Fureasu Mirai Works (established 2025). The company also engages in research through its 'Future Creation Lab' and collaborates with university researchers on acupuncture and massage research and academic presentations. It is active in CSR, including support for professional golfers and sports teams, and emphasizes quality control and anti-fraud systems.

History

Fureasu's history begins in July 2000, when a home-visit massage service named 'Fureai Zaitaku Massage' was founded in Minamikoma District, Yamanashi Prefecture, and began operating as a massage business. In April 2002, the business was incorporated as Yugen Kaisha Fureai Zaitaku Massage in Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture, with the purpose of operating home-visit acupuncture and massage services. In April 2005, the company was reorganized from a limited liability company into a stock company, becoming Kabushiki Kaisha Fureai Zaitaku Massage. In January 2011, the company received a special award from Diamond Inc. In March 2011, it opened a Tokyo head office in Minato, Tokyo, and in June 2011 it changed its trade name to Fureasu Co., Ltd. In December 2011, it took over the home-visit nursing business from Seijun Co., Ltd. and began home-visit nursing services. In June 2014, it acquired the home-visit nursing business from P&N Co., Ltd. In November 2014, it won the Yamanashi Industrial Award. In June 2016, it moved its registered head office to Saijo, Showa-cho, Nakakoma District, Yamanashi Prefecture, and renamed its Tokyo head office as Tokyo main office. According to Wikipedia, the Tokyo head office was moved to Shibuya Ward in 2016, and in 2017 the company signed a business partnership agreement with Hoshino Resorts Co., Ltd. In January 2019, Fureasu obtained JAPHIC Mark and JAPHIC Medical Mark certification, third-party certification for personal information protection. In March 2019, it listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers market (now Growth). In July 2019, it began full-scale franchising of insurance-covered massage services. In June 2020, it acquired shares of Orthancia Harmony Co., Ltd., which was newly established through a company split from Reise Healthcare Co., Ltd., making it a subsidiary. The Wikipedia entry notes that the business partnership with Hoshino Resorts was cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In April 2021, it acquired shares of Sky Heart Co., Ltd., making it a subsidiary. In March 2022, it began nursing small-scale multifunctional in-home care services. In August 2022, it moved its Tokyo head office to Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo. In December 2025, it established a subsidiary, Fureasu Mirai Works Co., Ltd. In March 2026, its subsidiary Sky Heart Co., Ltd. changed its trade name to Fureasu Kind Care Co., Ltd. The company marked its 25th anniversary in 2025.

  • Founded 'Fureai Zaitaku Massage' in Minamikoma District, Yamanashi Prefecture, and started massage business.

  • Established Yugen Kaisha Fureai Zaitaku Massage in Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture, for home-visit acupuncture and massage business.

  • Reorganized into Kabushiki Kaisha Fureai Zaitaku Massage.

  • Received special award from Diamond Inc.

  • Opened Tokyo head office in Minato, Tokyo.

  • Changed trade name to Fureasu Co., Ltd.

  • Took over home-visit nursing business from Seijun Co., Ltd. and started home-visit nursing.

  • Acquired home-visit nursing business from P&N Co., Ltd.

  • Won Yamanashi Industrial Award.

  • Moved registered head office to Saijo, Showa-cho, Nakakoma District, Yamanashi; renamed Tokyo head office to Tokyo main office.

Products and positioning

A Japanese in-home healthcare provider combining insurance-covered massage, nursing, and franchising, with a mission of eliminating 'end-of-life refugees'.

  • Home-visit acupuncture and massage

    Insurance-covered massage services provided at patients' homes.

  • Office massage

    Massage services provided at offices.

  • Home-visit nursing

    Nursing services provided at patients' homes.

  • Small-scale multifunctional in-home care

    Community-based care combining day services, visiting services, and overnight stays.

  • Nursing small-scale multifunctional in-home care

    Integrated nursing and care services for community-based care.

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