Noah Konzer

What Noah Konzer does

Noah Konzer (株式会社ノアコンツェル) is a Sapporo-headquartered welfare services company and consolidated subsidiary of CUC Group (TSE Growth Market: 4571), founded in 2002 and operating with 501–1,000 employees. Its core business is providing integrated elderly-care services across residential, daycare, home-care, and end-of-life segments under brands including Noah Garden (residential senior housing), Izumikyo (daycare featuring natural hot springs), and hospice floors. The company runs 27+ residential facilities and 16 daycare centers spanning all 10 wards of Sapporo, and is actively scaling hospice capacity with four hospice floors opened between July 2025 and January 2026, taking total hospice rooms past 200 across four facilities that serve patients across 17 disease categories.

The company's operating model is a co-located, multi-function welfare platform: residential, daycare, hospice, and home-care services are delivered from shared facilities, which creates shared fixed-cost leverage on real estate, kitchen, staffing, and administration per resident. Customer pricing at Noah Garden is anchored at roughly ¥155,250/month base rent plus initial costs, with additional revenue from care fees, daycare usage, and home-care visits. Commercial activity in 2025–2026 included a free-rent campaign and a winter-stay campaign designed to accelerate occupancy, and a March 2026 brand partnership with Consadole Sapporo to deepen community visibility.

Noah Konzer divested its Fuku Yak-kun medication-support system to group company CUC-ID in February 2026, narrowing its in-house technology footprint and concentrating digital development at the group level. The company received a CUC-group WELLBEING AWARDS 2026 recognition and Career Ownership Award 2026 in April 2026, while also drawing an administrative penalty in March 2026, indicating active regulatory engagement. Customer base is entirely individual elderly Japanese residents and their families in Sapporo, making revenue long-tail and recurring with no enterprise customer concentration risk but with material geographic concentration on a single metro.

Name

Noah Konzer

Legal name

株式会社ノアコンツェル

Website

https://noah-konzer.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2002

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

501–1,000 employees

Short description

Noah Konzer is a Sapporo-based elderly welfare subsidiary of CUC Group operating 27+ residential facilities, 16 daycare centers, and 200+ hospice rooms across the city's 10 wards, serving individual elderly residents and their families with integrated housing, daycare, hospice, and home-care services.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Senior Living and Long-Term Care Services

NAICS

Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly (623312), Other Residential Care Facilities (62399), Nursing and Residential Care Facilities (623)

SIC

Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050), Services-Home Health Care Services (8082), Services-Skilled Nursing Care Facilities (8051)

akta.pro primary industry

General Assisted Living Facilities (HLADABAA)

akta.pro secondary industries

Facility-Based Respite (Assisted Living/SNF/Memory Care Short Stays) (HLADAKAB), Dementia/Alzheimer’s Respite Care (Specialized) (HLADAKAG), Memory Care Respite (Short-Term) (HSABAEAD), Alzheimer’s & Dementia-Specific Adult Day Programs (HLADAIAC)

Keywords

• Senior housing services
• Elderly day care
• Hospice floor care
• Home visit nursing
• Welfare equipment rental

Headquarters

HQ city

Toyohira

HQ country

Japan

HQ region

Asia

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Residential Senior Housing Fees (有料老人ホーム/サービス付き高齢者向け住宅): Monthly residence fees comprising rent ( 家賃 36,000円～), living support fees, operational management fees, and meal costs (1日3食). Plus initial admission/deposit fees (92,100円～). Residents requiring care additionally pay for visiting nursing and care services through the company's affiliated service providers. This is the primary recurring revenue stream.
2. Daycare Service Fees (デイサービスセンター泉共): Fees for day care services at 16 泉共 locations across Sapporo. Pricing varies by facility type (通常規模型, 大規模型I, 大規模型II) and care level (要介護1-5 or 要支援1-2). Incurred per visit or monthly, typically covered partially by long-term care insurance with the remainder as co-pay.
3. Visiting Nursing and Home Care Services (訪問看護・訪問介護): Revenue from periodic patrol care (定期巡回・随時対応型訪問介護看護), visiting nursing (ナースケアーズ), and home care services (居宅介護). Charged through long-term care insurance based on service type and frequency.
4. Welfare Equipment Rental and Sales (福祉用具貸与・特定福祉用具販売): Rental and sales of welfare equipment (wheelchairs, beds, lifts, etc.) covered under Japan's long-term care insurance scheme.
5. Short-term/Seasonal Stays (短期入居・越冬キャンペーン): Short-term residence programs (minimum 1 month) for seasonal/winter stays, generating incremental revenue from the core housing facilities.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Noah Konzer operates a network of 27+ residential senior housing facilities under the Noah Garden (ノアガーデン) brand across 10 wards of Sapporo, Hokkaido, offering private rooms, on-site natural hot spring bathing and 24/7 nursing/caregiving. The company also runs 16 Izumikyo (泉共) day-service centers, dedicated hospice floors (ホスピスフロア) co-located within select Noah Garden facilities, periodic-patrol and on-call visiting nursing and home-visit care, care management, disability home care, and welfare equipment rental/sales. Revenue is driven by recurring monthly residential fees, per-visit daycare fees, welfare equipment rentals, and visiting care services reimbursed under Japan's long-term care insurance scheme.

Product overview

Noah Konzer operates a portfolio of senior living and care services in Sapporo, Hokkaido, under the ノアガーデン (Noah Garden) brand. The core offering is a network of residential-type paid nursing homes (住宅型有料老人ホーム) and service-supported housing (サービス付き高齢者向け住宅) providing private rooms, natural hot spring bathing facilities, and 24/7 nursing and caregiving. The portfolio is organized around three integrated pillars: (1) ノアガーデン residential facilities across 10+ wards in Sapporo, many co-located with (2) デイサービスセンター泉共 day service centers offering natural hot spring bathing, rehabilitation, and recreational programs, and (3) dedicated ホスピスフロア hospice floors within select ノアガーデン sites that provide end-of-life and high-acuity medical care in partnership with CUC Hospice. Supporting services include 定期巡回・随時対応型訪問介護看護 (24/7 on-site visiting care), 訪問介護/訪問看護 (home-visit care), 居宅介護支援 (care management), 居宅介護/かるら (disability care), and 福祉用具貸与 (welfare equipment rental), all delivered through embedded on-site service stations. The company also operates temporary promotion programs such as フリーレントキャンペーン and 越冬キャンペーン, and piloted a medication management system 服やっくん before transferring it to a group company in February 2026. Noah Konzer is a subsidiary of CUC (See You See Me), listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth market.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• ノアガーデン: 住宅型有料老人ホーム・サービス付き高齢者向け住宅ブランド。札幌市中央区・西区・南区・豊平区・清田区・東区・白石区・手稲区に27施設以上を展開。天然温泉大浴場・也罢スピスフロアを備える施設もある。
• 泉共（イズミキョウ）
• ホスピスフロア

Products and services

• ノアガーデン (Noah Garden) Residential Senior Housing A network of 27+ residential-type paid nursing homes (住宅型有料老人ホーム) and service-supported senior housing (サービス付き高齢者向け住宅) operated across 10 wards of Sapporo under the Noah Garden brand. Each facility offers private rooms, 24/7 nursing and caregiving staff, meals (3 meals/day), and most include on-site natural hot spring (天然温泉) bathing facilities.
• デイサービスセンター泉共 (Izumikyo Day Service Center) Network of 16 natural hot spring-integrated day service (通所介護) facilities across Sapporo's wards, co-located with or near Noah Garden sites. Services include bathing in natural hot spring water, functional rehabilitation training by on-staff instructors, nursing care, meals, and recreational activities. Multiple facility types available: standard (通常規模), large-scale Type I (大規模I), and large-scale Type II (大規模II).
• ホスピスフロア (Hospice Floor) Dedicated hospice floors within select Noah Garden facilities providing 24/7 nursing and caregiving for individuals with terminal illness, cancer, neurological disease, or high medical dependency. Operated in partnership with CUC Hospice (株式会社シーユーシー・ホスピス) and coordinated with the 看護クラーク visiting nursing service. Available at Noah Garden Avicroe (44 rooms), Asahigaoka Avancer Classe (49 rooms), Live Kashita (52 rooms), and Bloom View.
• 定期巡回・随時対応型訪問介護看護 (Regular Patrol / On-Call Visiting Nursing) 24/7 on-site visiting nursing and caregiving service that provides regular scheduled visits plus on-call responsive visits to residents of Noah Garden facilities. Operated through embedded on-site offices such as ノア地域巡回センター and ナースケアーズ. Staffed by nurses, care managers, and care workers covering health monitoring, bathing,排泄, meals, and urgent response.
• 訪問介護・訪問看護 (Home-Visit Care & Home-Visit Nursing) Home-visit caregiving (訪問介護/ホームヘルプ) and home-visit nursing (訪問看護) provided to Noah Garden residents and community members. Services include排泄 assistance, bathing, meal preparation, household chores, and medical procedures such as medication management, wound care, and insulin administration. Delivered through ノアコンツェルケアセンター and ナースケアーズ stations.
• 居宅介護支援 (Home Care Support / Care Manager Services) Care management service operated through ノアコンツェル居宅介護相談センター. Care managers (ケアマネジャー) assess residents' needs, create individualized care plans (ケアプラン), and coordinate with insurance and medical providers on behalf of residents.
• 居宅介護・かるら (Disability Home Care / Karura) Disability welfare services (障害福祉サービス) under Japan's Comprehensive Support Act, providing in-home caregiving for individuals with physical, intellectual, or psychiatric disabilities. Offered through ノアコンツェル・かるら with services including bathing,排泄, meals, and外出 assistance; different eligibility thresholds apply for varying disability levels.
• 福祉用具貸与・特定福祉用具販売 (Welfare Equipment Rental & Sales) Welfare equipment lending (貸与) and sales of specific welfare equipment (特定福祉用具) through ノアコンツェル福祉用具貸与事業所. Covers 13 categories of equipment under Japan's long-term care insurance, including wheelchairs, beds, air mattresses, and walking aids. Also provides home modification (住宅改修) services such as handrail installation and step removal up to a 200,000 yen cap.

Quantifiable outcome

• 7,100+ hospice patients accepted across 17 disease categories (CUC Group, as of March 2025)
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature5 records

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor, supporting and core.

• 北海道コンサドーレ札幌 (Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo)minorGTM or Marketing Partner · 16 March 2026Professional soccer club based in Sapporo. Noah Konzer entered a club partner agreement for the 2026/2027 season (Meiji Yasuda J2/J3 100-Year Vision League) as a community engagement and brand visibility initiative.
• 株式会社シーユーシー・アイデータ (CUC-Group i-Data)supportingTechnology or Integration · 1 February 2026Group company that took over the operation of the 服やっくん (Fuku Yak-kun) medication support system from Noah Konzer via a simplified absorption-type company split. Provides enhanced security and development resources for the medication management platform.
• 株式会社シーユーシー・ホスピス (CUC Hospice)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSister subsidiary of CUC Group. Operates the ReHOPE hospice-type residences and 看護クラーク visiting nursing service. Partners with Noah Konzer for hospice floors, having accepted 7,100+ patients across 17 disease categories as of March 2025. Provides visiting nursing services at Noah Garden facilities with hospice floors.
• 一般社团法人 地域医療未来創造ネットワーク (NRHA: NPO Regional Healthcare Association)supportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerNoah Konzer is a member of NRHA, which organizes regional healthcare events including the 'さっぽろ いきいき暮らしフェス2025'. NRHA serves as a platform for collaboration between medical/nursing professionals and local residents.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Tsukui Corporation (株式会社ツクイ): Listed operator of daycare centers, fee-based senior residences, and in-home care services across Japan. Directly comparable to Noah Konzer in the daycare + residential mix, with similar LTC insurance reimbursement exposure but a much larger national footprint.
• Care 21 Co., Ltd. (株式会社ケア21): Operates a national network of fee-based senior residences, group homes, daycare, and home-visit care services across Japan. Comparable to Noah Konzer in multi-service senior care delivery and reliance on LTC insurance reimbursement, with similar revenue model diversification.
• Message Co., Ltd. (メッセージ株式会社): Tokyo-based operator of fee-based senior residences, daycare centers, and in-home care services across multiple prefectures. Now under the SOMPO Care umbrella, but historically a directly comparable mid-sized player in Japan's residential senior housing market.
• SOMPO Care Inc. (SOMPOケア株式会社): Major Japanese senior care operator under the SOMPO Holdings umbrella, offering residential care, daycare, in-home care, and group homes nationwide. Directly comparable to Noah Konzer's integrated residential/day/community-care model, though at much larger national scale.
• Benesse Style Care Co., Ltd. (ベネッセスタイルケア): One of Japan's largest fee-based senior housing and care service operators, operating hundreds of residential facilities, daycare centers, and home care services nationally. Closely comparable to Noah Konzer in product mix (residential + daycare + visiting care) and revenue model (subscription + LTC insurance reimbursement).
• Japan Hospice Holdings Inc. (株式会社日本ホスピスホールディングス): Japan's leading pure-play hospice and residential terminal-care operator, running hospice-type residences and home-visit nursing across multiple regions. Most directly comparable to Noah Konzer's hospice floor strategy and the CUC Hospice partnership, though operating a dedicated hospice brand rather than integrated with general senior housing.

Others

• Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo (北海道コンサドーレ札幌): Sapporo-based J-League soccer club with which Noah Konzer holds a 2026/2027 partnership for community engagement and brand visibility. Relevant only as a marketing/community partner, not a competitor; included to reflect local Sapporo ecosystem positioning.
• CUC Hospice (株式会社シーユーシー・ Hospice): Sister CUC Group subsidiary operating ReHOPE hospice-type residences and 看護クラーク visiting nursing; partners with Noah Konzer on hospice floors. Not a competitor but a directly adjacent ecosystem participant whose strategic priorities shape Noah Konzer's hospice roadmap.

Broad incumbents

• Nichii Gakkan Co., Ltd. (株式会社日医学研): Diversified healthcare and education services conglomerate that operates fee-based senior residences, daycare, home care, and medical staffing. Overlaps with Noah Konzer's residential and home-care lines but is significantly broader in scope (education, BPO, medical) and geographically national.
• Human Holdings Co., Ltd. (ヒューマンHD): Diversified human services group including elder care facilities, daycare, home care, and healthcare staffing/education. Comparable to Noah Konzer in operating senior care delivery and care-worker supply infrastructure, but operating across education and staffing verticals as well.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Instagraminstagram.com/dayizumikyo

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Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

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