Analysis report examples

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Publish a Coconala profile and three servicesDeadline: 72 hours. Steps: register on Coconala → create a profile (experience and conversation tone) → register three services (social media copy editing ¥3,000 / simple logo ¥5,000 / 30-minute consultation ¥2,000). Tools: smartphone photos, Canva, ChatGPT. Cost: ¥0–¥3,000 (paid assets optional).
2. 2
   Create three delivery templates (Google Forms plus delivery files)Deadline: 5 days. Create a Google Form for intake and delivery templates (Word/PNG/instructions). Goal: keep delivery time for each service to 30–120 minutes. Tools: Google Drive, Canva.
3. 3
   Test customer acquisition by DMing 30 prospects on TwitterDeadline: 7 days. Find 30 people using the keywords side business / sole proprietor / starting a business → send a two-sentence DM (introduction plus first-order discount or sample) → share the Coconala link with responders. Goal: 5 positive responses and 1 paid order.
4. 4
   Take one test order from an acquaintance and check the delivery flowDeadline: 7 days. Have an acquaintance place a trial order and pay → collect requirements in Google Forms → deliver → gather feedback. Cost: ¥0 with a friends-and-family discount or ¥5,000 compensation. Purpose: validate and improve deadlines and revision rules.
5. 5
   Create a simple sales, fee, and tax spreadsheetDeadline: 7 days. Use Excel or Google Sheets to calculate order count, sales, fees (Coconala and similar), gross profit, and the pre-tax target. Output standard: visualize the sales mix needed to reach ¥50,000 a month. Tool: Google Sheets.

Reference and validation data

• FACTSkill-selling platforms such as Coconala let individuals list services quickly, so a purchase can happen immediately.
• INFERENCEReselling on Mercari requires inventory management, shipping costs, and purchasing funds, creating a high working-capital barrier to stable short-term revenue.
• UNVERIFIEDPaid content on note and similar platforms takes time to build reach and trust, so reliably producing ¥50,000 in one month may be difficult.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Create a YouTube channel and finish brand setup in YouTube StudioSteps: create a channel with a Google account → create channel art and an icon with a free Canva template → describe "what this channel does" in 60 characters in the About section. Deadline: within 48 hours from today. Tools: YouTube Studio, Canva. Priority: high
2. 2
   Film three Shorts videos on an iPhoneSteps: make three 30–60-second vertical scripts (hook in the first 3 seconds → problem → punchline or suggestion). Film three patterns indoors or outdoors, keeping total filming time under 2 hours. Deadline: within 72 hours. Tool: iPhone camera. Priority: high
3. 3
   Edit three Shorts in CapCut and add thumbnails and textSteps: add eye-catching opening text to each video and use music from the YouTube Audio Library or licensed CapCut sources. Adjust each video to 15–60 seconds. Deadline: finish editing within 48 hours after filming. Priority: high
4. 4
   Publish on YouTube and apply the publishing template (title, description, and tags)Steps: test the format "trending word + solve it in 30 seconds" in titles. Add one affiliate link and social links (X/Instagram) to the description. Test publishing around 8 p.m. Deadline: publish within 24 hours after editing. Priority: high
5. 5
   Use a promotion template on X (formerly Twitter) and InstagramSteps: immediately after publishing on YouTube, make two short text-and-image posts on X and one Instagram Story. Goal: reach 100 total impressions within 72 hours. Relation to the original idea: supporting early traction for the YouTube videos. Deadline: immediately after publishing. Priority: medium

Reference and validation data

• INFERENCEShorts have low production costs because they are short, allowing hypotheses to be tested quickly.
• INFERENCEYouTube copyright rules are strict about music and other people's footage, so unlicensed music or TV footage creates a risk.
• INFERENCEInitial direct revenue from AdSense takes time until YPP eligibility, so starting with affiliate links in descriptions is realistic.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Create a Python script to retrieve sales and menu data through the AirREGI / Smaregi APIsSteps: review the AirREGI FAQ and Smaregi API documentation, then create a Python script that uses the store's API key to retrieve daily sales CSV data and the menu master. Deadline: 3 business days. Tools: Python, requests.
2. 2
   Implement a weather-scoring module with the OpenWeather APISteps: create a function that calculates a weather score (0–100) from the temperature and precipitation probability for today through three days ahead using OpenWeather's free plan. Deadline: 2 days. Cost: run within the free API tier. Tools: OpenWeather API, Node/Python.
3. 3
   Build a PoC dashboard with Google Sheets and Apps ScriptSteps: load the sales/menu data and weather score into Google Sheets, then use Apps Script to display the top three menu recommendations for the day. Deadline: 4 days. Purpose: make it viewable by store staff.
4. 4
   Implement a simple rule-based recommendation algorithmSteps: score estimated inventory as the average units sold over the past 7 days × a safety-stock factor, and weather sensitivity as the weather score × each product's sensitivity. Recommend the top three products. Validation metric: measure the sales difference ±% during the trial. Deadline: 5 days. Tools: Python/Sheets.
5. 5
   Interview the test store and obtain implementation consent (prepare a contract template)Steps: present data-access feasibility, expectations, and two-week trial terms (¥15,000 implementation fee plus ¥4,980 monthly fee) to one independent izakaya in Tokyo and obtain consent. Prepare a contract template. Deadline: 7 days. Tools: email, in person.

Reference and validation data

• FACTMajor POS systems such as AirREGI support API data integration, making sales and menu data practically retrievable.How to use API data integration with various systems – AirREGI FAQ
• FACTAcademic and applied research shows that weather (temperature, precipitation, and other factors) affects menu-level restaurant sales.The effect of weather factors on restaurant sales
• FACTOther POS systems such as Smaregi also publish platform APIs, so POS integration can be implemented across multiple providers.Smaregi Platform API Reference

Steps to start today

1. 1
   List a short-term bug-fix package on CoconalaCreate a listing page that states the work, deadline, and price (bug fix: 1 hour / ¥5,000; deliverables: fixed files plus a change log). List it within 72 hours. Tools: Coconala admin screen, GitHub Gist for sample code.
2. 2
   Prepare three quick-delivery sample repositories on GitHubCreate one repository each for a bug fix, a feature addition that takes three hours, and a code review sample. State the changes and effort in each README. Deadline: 48 hours. Tools: GitHub (public), CodeSandbox (front-end samples).
3. 3
   Create delivery templates (receipt and acceptance checklist)Create a Google Docs template that states the acceptance flow (deliverable review, number of revisions, and a 30-day warranty), then link it from the Coconala listing. Deadline: 48 hours. Tools: Google Docs, PDF export.
4. 4
   Create proposal templates and reuse them for CrowdWorksPrepare five proposal patterns for applications (problem summary, scope, deadline, and estimate). Deadline: 72 hours. Tool: Google Docs. Note: use them to test applying simultaneously to CrowdWorks and Lancers.
5. 5
   Prepare the payment and invoicing flow (bank transfer plus PayPay/Stripe guidance)Prepare recipient account information, a transfer-confirmation flow, and a receipt template issued after payment. Deadline: 72 hours. Tools: bank account, Google Sheets for payment tracking.

Reference and validation data

• INFERENCESmall contract jobs for individuals, such as short fixes, can generate payment early and quickly build skills and customer reviews.
• INFERENCEMid-sized projects such as landing pages and CMS builds pay more, but requirements definition and communication costs tend to delay the initial payback.
• INFERENCEBusiness automation and maintenance (Notion/GAS and similar tools) can become recurring revenue when they turn into ongoing contracts, but winning work can take time without a track record.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   List five items on minne (create product pages)Steps: 1) choose five representative pieces, 2) use an iPhone to take three white-background, natural-light photos of each, 3) add a title, materials, size, shipping estimate, and return policy to each product, 4) set prices at ¥2,000–¥3,500 and state shipping. Deadline: 2026-08-15. Tool: minne listing page, smartphone camera. Goal: publish five products within 7 days.
2. 2
   Create an Instagram account, publish 10 posts, and complete the profileSteps: 1) create a business account, 2) add the minne shop URL (profile link) and a short introduction, 3) publish 10 posts within 7 days using product photos, making stories, and wearing examples (including three Reels). Deadline: 2026-08-16. Tool: Instagram. KPI: 50 saves and 100 followers from 10 posts.
3. 3
   Set up Instagram Shopping integration, including a Facebook PageSteps: 1) create a Facebook Page, 2) connect it to Instagram Business, 3) link the minne purchase path in the profile and posts (minne receives external-link traffic), 4) if Shopping is unavailable, add a clear CTA (purchase link) to posts. Deadline: 2026-08-16. Tools: Instagram, Facebook, minne. Success criterion: at least 50 clicks from posts in the first week.
4. 4
   Initial ad test: spend ¥3,000 on an Instagram Reel ad and measure responseSteps: 1) choose one best-selling product and create Reel material, 2) spend ¥3,000 over 3 days (¥1,000 per day) and measure CTR, cost per click, and purchases, 3) decide on additional investment based on results. Deadline: 2026-08-20. Tool: Instagram Ads. Success criterion: CTR >1% or one purchase.
5. 5
   Prepare a simple customer-support template and standardize responsesSteps: 1) create five FAQs (shipping time, returns, gift wrapping, and materials), 2) prepare copy-and-paste templates for minne and Instagram DMs, 3) set a response rule (within 24 hours). Deadline: 2026-08-14. Tools: notes app, minne admin screen. Goal: 100% first-response rate within 24 hours.

Reference and validation data

• FACTminne is a major domestic handmade marketplace that publishes creator and work counts, as well as app download results.minne: 10 million app downloads / GMO Pepabo financial materials
• FACTTypical Etsy selling fees include listing and transaction fees (including a 6.5% transaction fee), so overseas sales require fee planning.Etsy Help (Japanese): Selling fees and taxes on Etsy
• FACTInstagram has shopping features and discovery paths in Japan, making a business-account funnel a useful sales channel.Meta announcement of Instagram Shops / Shopify Japan guide to Instagram shopping

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Set up meetings and create lesson templates with a paid Zoom planSteps: purchase a paid Zoom plan, create a permanent meeting URL, and create lesson templates (30-minute trial, 45-minute regular, 60-minute recital rehearsal) in Google Docs. Deadline: within 3 days. Cost: about ¥2,000 per month. Priority: high
2. 2
   Create a Calendly booking page and connect it to LINE Official AccountSteps: create booking slots (10 30-minute trial slots per week) in Calendly Free or Paid and automatically insert the Zoom link in the confirmation email. Send a one-click booking link to friends on the LINE Official Account. Deadline: within 4 days. Priority: high
3. 3
   Prepare a PayPay billing template and receipt trackingSteps: prepare a PayPay billing account and create a ¥1,000 30-minute trial billing template. Confirm payment and record it in Google Sheets, targeting at least three paid trials within 7 days. Deadline: within 5 days. Priority: high
4. 4
   Write and send individual messages to existing students' parentsSteps: create two email/LINE message templates (short and detailed). Send individual DMs to 10 parents whose children are on a break or need fewer hours. KPI: target three trial applications from 10 people. Deadline: within 2 days. Priority: high
5. 5
   Film a three-minute introduction video on a phone and publish it privately on YouTubeSteps: film a three-minute introduction to the school, teacher, and lesson flow on an iPhone, edit it simply in CapCut, and use the private YouTube URL in recruitment notices. Deadline: within 7 days. Purpose: build parents' trust and improve booking rates. Priority: medium

Reference and validation data

• FACTThe global online music education market is forecast to grow at a high CAGR (market report).Global Online Music Education Market - Astute Analytica (summary)
• FACTJapan's B2C e-learning market has been flat to slightly growing, but diverse services mean demand for online learning still exists.Yano Research Institute: e-learning market survey (press release)
• INFERENCEOnline delivery requires attention to performance copyright (for recorded distribution) and personal data; live-only lessons with private recordings can reduce risk.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   List five property candidates on SUUMO and book viewingsSelect five small spaces (10–20 m²) within a 7-minute walk of a station using SUUMO and Google Maps, then book viewings with each agent. Deadline: within 7 days. Tools: SUUMO, Google Calendar. Priority criteria: ¥100,000–¥200,000 monthly rent and permitted for food service.
2. 2
   Call the public health center to confirm food-service permit requirementsCall the relevant public health center to confirm required equipment and application documents (business type: light-cooking breakfast cafe). Deadline: within 5 days. Completion standard: obtain a written list of required equipment and the expected application period. Tools: phone, email.
3. 3
   Test the menu and prepare pop-up promotion (three pour-over coffees and two breakfast sandwiches)Test three pour-over coffees and two breakfast sandwiches in a home kitchen and create a cost sheet. Prepare pop-up promotion (five Instagram posts and one first LINE Official Account post). Tasting deadline: within 10 days; pop-up target: within 14 days. Estimated ingredient cost: ¥5,000.
4. 4
   Apply to hold a one-day pop-up at a community center and secure the venuePlace a tentative reservation with a community center or vacant shopping-street space and secure a one-day pop-up (6:30–10:00 a.m.). Deadline: within 10 days. Goal: 20 visitors and 20 meals sold. Partners: community-center desk and shopping-street office.
5. 5
   Open Instagram and LINE Official Account and post first-week acquisition contentCreate Instagram and LINE Official Account profiles under the working shop name Asa no Machi Coffee Shop. Prepare five photos (including menu, hours, and directions) and promote the pop-up. Deadline: within 7 days. KPI: target 20 pop-up reservations.

Reference and validation data

• NEEDS_HUMAN_CHECKOpening a food-service business requires public health center approval, and the review items vary by property and equipment, so advance confirmation is necessary.
• INFERENCEA small breakfast-focused cafe can shorten its operating hours and optimize labor and operating costs by attracting commuters whose demand is concentrated in a short time window.
• UNVERIFIEDWith ¥3,000,000 in initial investment, simple interior work, and pour-over-focused equipment, recovering the investment in roughly 6–18 months is realistic, but the result varies with rent and customer acquisition.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Write three SEO articles in Google DocsOn days 1–4, choose the topics "resume for an inexperienced career changer", "how to start a side business", and "how to choose a career agency" from the career-change and side-business niches. Finish each at 2,000 characters with at least six headings and at least two official sources.
2. 2
   Publish a writer portfolio in NotionBy day 5, include a 300-character profile, available services, expected turnaround, three article samples, and contact details. State the introductory price of ¥3,000–¥5,000 for 2,000 characters and do not hide the lack of a track record.
3. 3
   List 30 sales prospects in Google SheetsBy day 6, organize 10 career agencies, 10 job media companies, and 10 side-business schools by company name, URL, contact, article-update frequency, and proposal date. Prioritize companies publishing at least four articles per month.
4. 4
   Send 10 company proposals with GmailOn day 7, send a proposal with the portfolio URL to 10 companies. Offer a 2,000-character article for ¥3,000–¥5,000 with a first draft within 5 days; if there is no reply, follow up once after 5 business days.
5. 5
   Apply to five jobs on CrowdWorksWithin the first 7 days, apply to five clients in the career-change or side-business niche with ratings of at least 4.5. Limit jobs below ¥0.5 per character to one for portfolio purposes and choose jobs at ¥0.8 or more per character for the rest.

Reference and validation data

• FACTReaching ¥100,000 a month at ¥5,000 per article requires delivering 20 articles per month.
• INFERENCEFor beginners, focused sample articles make a proposal more concrete than selling with only a general self-introduction.
• UNVERIFIEDCompanies in the career-change and side-business niches may repeatedly commission 2,000-character articles for ¥5,000–¥10,000.
• INFERENCEUsing CrowdWorks and Coconala as temporary test routes lets you test proposal copy, pricing, and delivery steps before direct outreach.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Improve the Google Business ProfileOn day 1, register hours, phone number, address, category, payment methods, and booking link, then add 15 photos of the interior, exterior, and treatment space. Follow Google's official guidelines and avoid duplicate profiles or incorrect location displays.
2. 2
   Create an initial-visit guide in CanvaBy day 2, create an A4-size one-page guide in Canva listing "stiff shoulders / lower back pain", "initial 60 minutes", price, address, parking, and phone/booking method. Do not use definitive treatment-effect claims.
3. 3
   Set up the booking path with Google FormsOn day 3, create a booking form that collects name, desired date and time, concern, and phone number, and test-submit it three times. State business hours that allow a reply within 30 minutes of an inquiry.
4. 4
   Send post-visit guidance through LINE Official AccountOn day 4, create a LINE Official Account and prepare five standard messages: booking confirmation, what to bring, directions, post-treatment precautions, and a suggested timing for the next visit. Use it only for follow-up after the in-person treatment in the original idea.
5. 5
   Ask for Google reviews correctlyOn days 5–7, give every visitor a QR code and ask for an honest impression. Do not specify the content or star rating; target five natural reviews in 7 days.

Reference and validation data

• FACTGoogle Business Profile lets businesses manage information such as contact details and location and connect it to display in Google Search and Google Maps.Provide Google with information about your business
• FACTIf a business specifies review content or requests reviews that make it look significantly better than reality, it may create an issue under Japan's Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations.Points of concern and guidance under the Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations for internet consumer transactions
• NEEDS_HUMAN_CHECKCheck advertising guidelines for treatment facilities and the Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations before publishing specific advertising expressions or a clinic name.Overview of advertising guidelines for acupuncture, moxibustion, and judo therapy

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Open an Instagram business accountOn day 1, add the salon name, service area, opening hours, first-visit one-color ¥4,000, flat-rate design ¥5,000, and how to book to the profile, and post 3 treatment photos.
2. 2
   Create a nail menu in CanvaBy day 2, make one A4 image in Canva showing prices, treatment times, the first-visit offer, the cancellation policy, and booking steps, and share it on Instagram and LINE.
3. 3
   Set up the booking flow on the LINE Official AccountBy day 3, add "Open slots", "Price list", and "Location and hygiene" to the LINE Official Account rich menu, and create an automatic reply that asks for the preferred booking date and time.
4. 4
   Publish 9 Instagram posts that include the area nameBy day 4, create 9 posts containing "area name + one-color nails", "area name + home nail salon", and "first-visit nails", and publish 3 of them each day.
5. 5
   Ask 5 friends to be treatment modelsBy day 5, offer 5 nearby or social-media acquaintances a treatment at 30% off the regular price, and collect one hand photo you are allowed to publish and one comment from each.

Reference and validation data

• FACTJapan Finance Corporation introduces cases where nail-salon founders keep regular customers from their employee or contractor days after going independent, and explains that attracting customers from zero takes time and money.Key points for starting a nail salon
• FACTJapan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare publishes hygiene management guidelines for nail salons covering hygienic handling and disinfection of tools and staff health management.Guidelines on hygiene management at nail salons
• INFERENCECombining Instagram and a LINE Official Account lets you separate the stage of showing finished work in photos from the stage of resolving concerns before booking, so it is inferred to suit early customer acquisition for a home salon.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Open a LINE Official AccountBy September 29, 2026, set up a LINE Official Account and aim to register 10 first-time customers using an in-store card and a 30-second explanation at checkout. State at sign-up that booking reminders will be sent and how to stop them.
2. 2
   Create a return-visit record in Google SheetsBy September 29, 2026, create a sheet that records the customer name or ID number, first visit date, treatment, suggested next visit, LINE registration, rebooking date, and perk use.
3. 3
   Write three LINE messagesBy September 30, 2026, write a thank-you for 3 days after the visit, a condition check for 21 days after, and a rebooking reminder for 45 days after, each within 120 characters. Limit each message to one offer and include a reply prompt or booking link.
4. 4
   Send post-visit follow-ups to 10 new customersBy October 5, 2026, message each of the 10 first-time customers individually. Mention one detail of their treatment, and give customers who book their next visit a bangs trim or a short treatment.
5. 5
   Calculate the rebooking rateOn October 12, 2026, total the sign-up rate, replies, bookings, rebooking rate, and perk use in Google Sheets. If there are fewer than 3 rebookings, change only one of the wording, send date, or perk, and compare again with another 10 customers.

Reference and validation data

• INFERENCEA LINE Official Account creates a channel for continuing to send booking reminders to customers after their visit.
• INFERENCEMeasuring the rebooking rate and sign-up rate after a first visit requires recording each customer's visit date, reminder date, and booking date.
• NEEDS_HUMAN_CHECKThe effect on profit of adding a bangs trim or a short treatment as a rebooking perk depends on the salon's treatment time, costs, and regular prices.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Create the Coconala listingWithin 3 days, publish a listing themed "junior high, English, regular test preparation" with the target grade, lesson content, the ¥1,000 price, 3 trial slots, and an explanation for parents.
2. 2
   Set up a Google Forms pre-lesson checkWithin 2 days, create a form for grade, subject, latest score, target score, weak topics, and preferred dates, and send it in the post-purchase message on Coconala.
3. 3
   Hold 3 trial lessons on ZoomWithin 7 days, run three 60-minute trial lessons, using the first 10 minutes for diagnosis and the last 10 minutes to explain the study plan. Require a parent to attend or give permission.
4. 4
   Deliver a study plan sheet made in CanvaOn the day of each trial lesson, summarize current issues, what to study before the next test, and weekly study hours on one A4 page, and send it as a PDF made in Canva.
5. 5
   Propose the continuing plan on CoconalaWithin 24 hours after each trial lesson, propose an online plan of 4 lessons a month, 60 minutes each, for ¥12,000, and record the results with a target reply rate of 50% or more.

Reference and validation data

• INFERENCEOn the assumption that online tutoring is easier for an individual to offer because it saves travel time compared with in-person lessons, it suits the initial operating route.
• INFERENCEListing a tutoring service on Coconala and moving from trial lessons to continuing contracts lets you measure purchase response without spending much on ads.
• UNVERIFIEDWhether a ¥1,000 trial lesson and a ¥12,000 plan of 4 lessons a month will actually attract sign-ups depends on the area, subject, and teaching record, so it is unconfirmed.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Check the food sanitation application systemOn day 1, check the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's food sanitation application system and call the public health center covering the planned selling area. Explain the hot sandwich and soup menu, preparation kitchen, vehicle equipment, and water supply and drainage volumes, and confirm the required business permit and a pre-consultation date within 7 days.
2. 2
   Create a cost sheet in Google SheetsBy day 2, enter ingredients, packaging, gas, and payment fees for 2 hot sandwiches and 1 soup. The pass criteria are a cost ratio of 35% or less at selling prices of ¥650 and ¥850, and a gross profit of ¥400 or more per meal.
3. 3
   Take pre-orders for the test sale with AirRESERVEBy day 3, take reservations for 20 weekday-lunch meals using Google Forms or AirRESERVE. Promote it to office workers in Tokyo, acquaintances' workplaces, and coworking spaces, and change the menu names and selling location if there are fewer than 10 reservations.
4. 4
   Book a rental food truckBy day 4, get quotes from 2 food truck rental companies for vehicles that meet the business-permit requirements. Keep the total of vehicle, venue, and ingredient costs within ¥50,000, check insurance, the generator, and water supply and drainage equipment, and book one day.
5. 5
   Sell 20 meals and record them with SquareWithin 7 days, sell 20–30 meals using Square or cash, and record customer count, sales by item, serving time, waste, and reasons for buying. The pass criteria for the first test are an average serving time of 5 minutes or less, a waste rate of 5% or less, and sales of ¥15,000 or more.

Reference and validation data

• FACTThe Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare explains that business permit applications and business notifications can be filed online through the food sanitation application system.Food sanitation application system
• FACTTokyo classifies cooking businesses run from vehicles as "restaurant business (vehicle)", and you need to check with the public health center covering the planned selling area.Operating from a vehicle | Food Sanitation Window, Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Public Health
• FACTA new business owner applying for blue-form tax filing generally must apply within 2 months of the business start date.No.2070 Blue-form tax return system
• INFERENCEWith ¥1.5 million or less of your own funds, selling 100 meals from a rental truck before deciding to buy makes it easier to limit financial risk than buying a vehicle in the first month.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Take photos of the house for the Airbnb listingWithin 7 days, take 20 or more iPhone photos of the interior, exterior, bedding, bathroom and kitchen, parking, and the route around the house, and draft a listing for groups of 2–4 guests.
2. 2
   Check local ordinances on the minpaku system portalWithin 3 days, use the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's minpaku system portal to confirm the notification office, operating-day limits, and manager requirements for the house's location, and note the URL of the local government page.
3. 3
   Consult the fire station about safety equipmentWithin 7 days, bring the floor plan and photos to the local fire station or call them, and confirm the fire alarms, evacuation routes, extinguishers, and emergency lighting required under the Private Lodging Business Act.
4. 4
   Create a profit and loss sheet in Google SheetsWithin 7 days, based on ¥12,000 per night and 8 nights a month, enter Airbnb fees, ¥8,000 per cleaning, utilities, bedding, and property-related costs, and calculate the conditions for keeping ¥50,000 a month.
5. 5
   Compare 10 competing listings on AirbnbWithin 14 days, research 10 whole-house rentals within 30 minutes of the house by car, tabulate their prices, capacity, photos, reviews, and minimum stays, and decide on your price and three points of difference.

Reference and validation data

• FACTPrivate lodging business under the Private Lodging Business Act is a system operated within a limit of 180 nights of stays per year.Private Lodging Business Act
• FACTLocal ordinances may add restrictions on the areas, days of the week, or periods in which private lodging can operate, so each location needs to be checked.Information and contact points of each local government (status of ordinances, etc.)
• FACTStarting a vacation rental that does not comply with fire safety laws may lead to a business suspension order under the Private Lodging Business Act.Minpaku system portal site "minpaku"
• INFERENCEIf the house is run without the owner present and the manager lives far away, outsourced management fees are likely to squeeze profits.

Steps to start today

1. 1
   Create a trial booking page with Google FormsWithin 7 days, publish a description of the "12-week body improvement for office workers in their 40s" program, who it is not for, the ¥3,000 trial fee, 5 first-come slots, and the cancellation policy.
2. 2
   Open a consultation channel on a LINE Official AccountWithin 3 days, set up a welcome message, a form for checking concerns, and a booking link, then invite 20 acquaintances and collect 10 free consultations.
3. 3
   Post 5 trial recruitment posts on InstagramWithin 14 days, create 5 posts on posture, lack of exercise, and short workouts, each leading to the Google Form. Do not claim medical treatment effects or use definitive statements.
4. 4
   Run 5 paid trial sessions at a rental gymWithin 21 days, book a rental gym within a 10-minute walk of a station for ¥2,000 or less per session, and give 60-minute trials to 5 people. Afterward, record satisfaction, willingness to continue, and how much they can pay.
5. 5
   Track customers, sales, and retention in NotionIn the first week, record each consultee's name, how they found you, trial date, amount paid, whether they continue, and why. If there are fewer than 3 paying members after 30 days, hold off on signing a lease and revise the message and price.

Reference and validation data

• FACTFor individuals starting a business, the National Tax Agency explains the notification of opening or closing a sole proprietorship and states that it can also be submitted through e-Tax.When you start a business as an individual / establish a corporation
• FACTThe National Tax Agency explains that blue-form filers who meet certain requirements can take a special deduction of up to ¥550,000, or up to ¥650,000 if they meet the electronic bookkeeping requirements.No.2070 Blue-form tax return system
• FACTEven acts by unlicensed people can be prohibited and punished if they may harm the body from a medical standpoint, so the line between training and medical practice needs to be clear.Handling of practices similar to medical treatment