A detailed close-up of a high-end hotel room interior in mid-renovation, showcasing newly installed warm oak flooring meeting a pristine white wall with perfectly aligned baseboards. On a spotless protective sheet rest organized tools: a cordless drill, unopened hardware boxes, and sample panels of luxury wood veneer and fabric. Soft, indirect ceiling lighting casts gentle, controlled shadows that emphasize textures without clutter. The atmosphere is meticulously professional and quietly industrious. Shot from a low, slightly angled perspective, highlighting the precision of the craftsmanship. Background elements like a partially assembled closet and neatly stacked furniture panels are softly blurred. Photographic realism with a clean, modern style, expressing expert hotel and office furniture installation services without any workers present.

Our Services

Comprehensive services covering everything from trade to renovation, guesthouse repair, and furniture installation.

Services

A polished dark wood conference table arranged with neatly stacked international trade documents, a slim silver laptop displaying bar charts, and a small globe with clearly marked shipping routes. In the background, large floor-to-ceiling windows reveal a distant cargo port with sharply focused container stacks and cranes, seen through double-glazed glass. Soft daylight filtered by neutral roller blinds creates a clean, even illumination with subtle reflections on the table’s surface. The mood is professional and globally oriented. Captured at eye level with a slight diagonal composition for dynamism, everything in crisp focus. Photographic realism with a minimalist, modern Japanese office aesthetic, conveying the sophistication of a one-stop international trade service provider without any visible people.

In international trade, we provide one-stop support from supplier sourcing to import/export operations.

A traditional Japanese machiya-style guesthouse exterior being carefully restored, focusing on the intricate join between newly replaced cedar latticework and preserved dark, weathered beams. The entrance area is framed by neatly stacked natural stones, a fresh wooden step, and labeled restoration materials arranged methodically nearby. Overcast natural light creates soft, diffused illumination that brings out the grain of the wood and subtle color variations in the plaster walls. The mood is respectful, calm, and heritage-focused. Captured at eye level using rule-of-thirds composition, with the restored section in sharp focus and the street surroundings gently blurred. Photographic realism with a refined, architectural documentation feel, highlighting expert minshuku repair and preservation craftsmanship.

We handle renovation, guesthouse repair, and hotel/office furniture installation together, enabling a fast opening.

Pricing

Standard Plan

Domestic construction work such as small renovations, guesthouse repairs, and furniture assembly is typically ¥300,000–¥3,000,000 per project (varies with schedule, scale, and materials). Replacing furniture on one office floor is usually ¥1–5 million, and furnishing a mid-sized hotel including guest rooms ¥5–30 million. After an on-site survey we provide a detailed estimate and schedule.

✓ On-site survey

✓ Basic design

✓ Project management

✓ After-sales support

Premium Plan

International trade support costs about ¥100,000–¥800,000 per shipment for spot projects (varies with route, customs complexity, and document volume), and ¥200,000–¥1,500,000 per month for ongoing support under an annual contract. Our pricing is designed so that the per-project cost advantage grows with your import/export volume; we propose the best fee model after discussing your expected volume.

✓ Full supervision

✓ Multiple locations

✓ Night-time work

✓ Multilingual support

Support

Shippou Co., Ltd. serves companies and business owners across Japan with trade, renovation, guesthouse repair, and furniture installation under one roof. A dedicated contact supports you from the first consultation through post-completion follow-up.

A polished dark wood conference table arranged with neatly stacked international trade documents, a slim silver laptop displaying bar charts, and a small globe with clearly marked shipping routes. In the background, large floor-to-ceiling windows reveal a distant cargo port with sharply focused container stacks and cranes, seen through double-glazed glass. Soft daylight filtered by neutral roller blinds creates a clean, even illumination with subtle reflections on the table’s surface. The mood is professional and globally oriented. Captured at eye level with a slight diagonal composition for dynamism, everything in crisp focus. Photographic realism with a minimalist, modern Japanese office aesthetic, conveying the sophistication of a one-stop international trade service provider without any visible people.