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Founded in Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka

Established Mitaka Kikaku Co., Ltd. (predecessor) in Dojima, Kita-ku, Osaka

Established Student Employment Information Center

The Student Employment Information Center receives sponsorship from Asahi Broadcasting Corporation (Asahi Broadcasting Group Holdings Corporation)

Launched the first-ever 'Shūshokuhaku', the industry's pioneering joint corporate seminar

Opened a Tokyo Office in Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Opened a Nagoya Office in Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya

Relocated the Tokyo Office to Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo as the Tokyo Headquarters

Completed construction of a new head office building and relocated the headquarters to Edobori, Nishi-ku, Osaka

Launched G-WAVE, the industry’s first online job information site and the predecessor of “Re-Shukatsu Campus”

Certified as the Industry’s First Authorized Business to Use the PrivacyMark

Licensed as a Certified Employment Placement Business (Excellent Employment Placement Business)

Changed the company name to GAKUJO Co., Ltd.

Listed on JASDAQ Securities Exchange

Completed construction of a new head office building and relocated the headquarters to Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka

Opened a Kyoto Office in Naginataboko-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto

Launched “Re-Shukatsu”, the industry’s first job information website targeted at job seekers in their 20s

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Joined the Japan Business Federation

Entered into a capital and business tie-up agreement with Asahi Shimbun and the Asahi Gakusei Shinbunsha

Opened Fukuoka Sales Office in front of Hakata Station, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City

Launched “Intern jobs,” a practical internship matching service

Renewed the Re-Shushoku website for job seekers in their 20s

Renamed Tokyo Headquarters as Tokyo Head Office (Tokyo and Osaka two head office system)

Renamed Fukuoka Sales Office as Fukuoka Branch

Renewed “Asagaku Navi”, launched “Japan Jobs” to support the employment and recruitment of global human resources on one of Japan’s largest direct recruiting sites

Launched “Human Resources Library” owned media for HR personnel

Acquired a No. 1 ranking from the Tokyo Shoko Research Survey for the Re-Shushoku job change website for job seekers in their 20s (and stayed No. 1 for the next 4 years)

Launched “Re-Shukatsu WOMAN”, a job change website for women in their 20s

Held the first “Shukatsu support meeting” for small-group direct recruiting events

Launched “JobTube” recruitment video service that features workplace introductions

Launched online live joint company web Shukatsu-haku series seminars

Acquired a No. 1 ranking from the Tokyo Shoko Research Survey for “Asagaku Navi”, acclaimed to have the largest membership among direct recruiting websites (and stayed No. 1 for the next 3 years)

Expanded JobTube recruitment video series lineup
・JobTube Lite specializing in job listings
・JobTube Vertical Lite optimizing the viewing experience on smartphones
・JobTube Studio for web seminars on the quality of news media programs
・JobTube digital brochure conveying attractiveness through graphics
・JobTube Professional, a career-support video that allows users to encounter a role model

Launched “Working style institute for business people in their 20s” owned media

Acquired a No. 1 ranking from the Tokyo Shoko Research Survey for “Re-Shukatsu Agent” having the No.1 ratio of registered users in their 20s (and stayed No. 1 for the next 3 years)

Changed head office registration to Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Prime Market in conjunction with the Tokyo Stock

Exchange’s reorganization
Established the company’s new purpose: “We create future options”

Acquired a No. 1 ranking for “Asagaku Navi” in employment support content for employment services in Oricon Customer Satisfaction Survey 2022

Renamed Fukuoka Branch as Fukuoka Office

Launched “Re-Shukatsu Tech”, a job change website for IT engineers in their 20s

"Re-Shukatsu Campus (formerly Asagaku Navi)" Ranked No.1 for Four Consecutive Years in Membership Numbers Among Direct Recruiting Sites (According to Tokyo Shoko Research)

"Shushoku-haku" Ranked No.1 in Visitor Attendance Among Job Hunting Events for Two Consecutive Years (According to Tokyo Shoko Research)

Relocated the headquarters to Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
"Re-Shukatsu Agent" Ranked No.1 for Four Consecutive Years in the Percentage of Users in Their 20s Among Career Change Agents (According to Tokyo Shoko Research)

"Re-Shukatsu" Ranked No.1 for Six Consecutive Years as the Career Change Website Chosen by People in Their 20s, for People in Their 20s (According to Tokyo Shoko Research)

"Re-Shukatsu Campus (formerly Asagaku Navi)" Ranked No.1 in Student Satisfaction for Three Consecutive Years in the Oricon Customer Satisfaction® Survey
(Ranked No.1 in Reverse Job-Hunting Services and Job-Hunting Support Content from 2022 to 2024 in the Oricon Customer Satisfaction® Survey)

Launch of "Re-Shukatsu 30" — A Direct Recruiting Service for People in Their 30s

Brand Renewal: "Asagaku Navi" Rebranded as "Re-Shukatsu Campus"
"Re-Shukatsu Agent" Ranked No.1 for Five Consecutive Years in the Percentage of Users in Their 20s Among Career Change Agents (According to Tokyo Shoko Research)

Launch of "Re-Shukatsu Youth" — A Employment Support Site for High School Graduates and Second New Grads