Our Services

Not a Fixed Package—
a Step-by-Step Process

Every family has different routines, space, and expectations. These six areas help both sides understand, assess, and confirm an arrangement.

01

Family Planning

Family input: age, routines, space, language environment, available time, and house rules.

Support: explore suitability, possible daily interaction, and questions to resolve before matching.

Boundary: general guidance, not educational, legal, immigration, or employment advice; no outcome guarantee.

02

Family Consultation

Family input: lifestyle, values, communication, privacy, accommodation, and expectations.

Support: prepare a family-approved needs brief for later conversations.

Boundary: no pressure to decide quickly; we may suggest adjusting or pausing.

03

Candidate Review & Matching

Factors: language ability, personality, interests, relevant experience, and shared-living expectations.

Support: compare confirmed information through human review and disclose outstanding items.

Boundary: no claim of completed criminal-record, reference, or credential checks; lawful eligibility is reviewed individually.

04

Video Conversation

Topics: routines, rules, schedules, personal space, language use, activities, and questions.

Support: organize discussion points so both sides can assess the fit directly.

Boundary: one call does not replace eligibility review or guarantee long-term compatibility.

05

Pre-arrival Support

Details: timing, accommodation, rules, routines, emergency contacts, and household responsibilities.

Support: recommend recording key terms in a form both sides can retain.

Boundary: arrival proceeds only after eligibility confirmation; no visa or fixed arrival-date guarantee.

06

Ongoing Support

Check-ins: adjustment, schedules, communication, and household rules.

Support: turn differences into specific topics both sides can discuss.

Boundary: does not replace supervision, medical care, legal advice, employment management, or emergency response.

Clear Communication

Discuss Real Life Before Deciding

Video conversations help both sides discuss the routines and boundaries that profile labels cannot explain.

  • The child’s routines and interests
  • House rules, privacy, and personal space
  • Language use and shared activities
  • Questions that remain unclear or need another discussion
Japanese parents speak with an international candidate over video
An international companion and Japanese parent review arrival preparations

Pre-arrival Support

Prepare Boundaries, Not Only a Room

Recording time, space, rules, and emergency contacts reduces the risk of beginning shared living with conflicting assumptions.

Immigration and participation eligibility for overseas candidates must be confirmed case by case with compliance partners.

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Explore Suitability First

We begin with your situation rather than assuming you should enter matching.

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