NTT MEDIA

What NTT MEDIA does

NTT Media Supply Corporation (NTTメディアサプライ株式会社) is an Osaka-based Japanese subsidiary of NTT West Group, founded in 2005, that operates a portfolio of internet connectivity and digital services for the collective housing, SMB, and municipal markets. Its core offering is DoCANVAS, a fiber-to-the-building (FTTB) internet service deployed in approximately 3,800 condominium and apartment buildings covering around 200,000 dwelling units nationwide, complemented by BB-WEST internet service exclusively for UR (Urban Renaissance Agency) rental housing. The company also operates DoSPOT public Wi-Fi (discontinued March 2026) with a pre-wind-down footprint of approximately 44,000 access points, BizConecta corporate internet, DoRACOON mobile SIM broadband using cloud SIM technology, DoMUSIC BGM streaming for retail establishments, and the DoHomeConnect IoT platform for smart building management.

The business model is anchored in recurring monthly subscriptions billed per dwelling unit or per access point, with pricing ranging from 525 JPY/month (DoSPOT Plan 2) to 1,880 JPY/month (DoMUSIC) and custom-quoted enterprise offerings. Distribution is executed through NTT West's nationwide sales force and approximately 200 registered sales agents, providing direct access to property developers, management companies, and prefectural/municipal governments. The customer base spans collective housing owners/management firms, SMBs (retail, restaurants, hotels), municipal governments for tourist-oriented and BCP Wi-Fi, and residential tenants served at the building level.

Recent strategic activity centers on a planned absorption merger with NTT Business Solutions Corporation effective July 1, 2026 — under which BS社 will be the surviving entity and rename to NTT Media Supply Corporation — alongside the signing of an Amazon Leo LEO satellite broadband reseller agreement in June 2026 for BCP and remote-area connectivity, the launch of building-level IoT adjacencies (smart locks with Yume Co. Ltd., delivery lockers with Full-Time System, elderly monitoring), and the wind-down of legacy services such as DoSPOT and the Harmful Site Blocking add-on. The company holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification (since April 2007) and is led by President Hitoshi Maeda (前田 仁), with a new officer structure to take effect on the merger date.

Name

NTT MEDIA

Legal name

NTTメディアサプライ株式会社

Website

https://nttms.co.jp

Company type

Private

Founded year

2005

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

NTT Media Supply Corporation is an Osaka-based NTT West Group subsidiary that provides fiber internet, public Wi-Fi, and IoT services for Japanese collective housing, SMBs, and municipalities, with DoCANVAS deployed across roughly 3,800 buildings and 200,000 units. It is set to merge with NTT Business Solutions in July 2026.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Telecommunications and Internet Services

NAICS

Wired and Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite) (51711), Wired Telecommunications Carriers (517111), Satellite Telecommunications (51741), Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite) (517112)

SIC

Communications Services, Nec (4899)

akta.pro primary industry

Non-Terrestrial Mobile Network Operators (Satellite-Integrated NTN Mobile) (HDAIAAAJ)

akta.pro secondary industries

Direct-to-Device (D2D) / NTN Cellular (Satellite-to-Handset, NB-IoT NTN) (HDAIAJAE), NTN-Enabled Emergency, Government & Defense Communications (Public Safety, Tactical, Resilience) (HDAIAJAJ)

Keywords

• Fiber internet services
• Apartment internet
• Public Wi-Fi
• IoT building platforms
• Telecommunications services

Headquarters

HQ city

Osaka

HQ country

Japan

HQ region

Asia

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

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

Revenue model

1. DoCANVAS — Collective Housing Fiber Internet: Monthly subscription fees for high-speed fiber internet service provided to residents of condominiums and apartments. Property owners and management companies sign up buildings; monthly fees are charged per unit or as a building-wide service.
2. BB-WEST — UR Housing Internet: Dedicated internet connection service for UR (Urban Renaissance Agency) rental housing tenants in NTT West's service area, billed as a recurring monthly subscription.
3. DoSPOT — Public Wi-Fi Service: Wi-Fi access point service for retail and facility owners. Owners pay a monthly fee for the access point infrastructure; visitors receive limited free internet access, with unlimited access for owners and Flets Spot subscribers.
4. DoRACOON — Mobile SIM Broadband: Business-focused mobile SIM broadband service using cloud SIM technology, charged on a subscription basis per user/device.
5. DoMUSIC — BGM Streaming: Monthly subscription forBGM streaming to retail/facility establishments. Provides 1,300+ channels of background music via internet-connected devices. Additional revenue from optional paid features.
6. Doコミック — Comic Subscription: Monthly subscription for comic/manga reading service at retail locations using DoSPOT Wi-Fi. 2,000 JPY per access point per month for store owners.
7. Smart Lock (with DoCANVAS): Smart lock hardware and associated connectivity service for collective housing, bundled with DoCANVAS internet. Revenue includes one-time hardware and recurring connectivity/service fees.
8. Amazon Leo Satellite Resale: Resale of Amazon Leo satellite broadband service to customers requiring connectivity in areas unreachable by terrestrial networks, particularly for BCP/disaster preparedness and remote/mountainous/island areas.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

NTT Media Supply Corporation provides fiber-optic internet, public Wi-Fi, IoT smart-building platforms, mobile SIM services, corporate internet, BGM, and satellite broadband services to property managers, condominium associations, UR housing operators, municipalities, enterprises, and end users across Japan. The company's portfolio is built around bundling connectivity (DoCANVAS, BB-WEST), public-access Wi-Fi (DoSPOT), building IoT (DoHomeConnect), and complementary services for both residential and commercial venues, leveraging NTT West Group's fiber infrastructure.

Product overview

NTT Media Supply operates a comprehensive portfolio of internet and digital services primarily serving the Japanese market. The core business centers on apartment building fiber-optic internet (DoCANVAS, BB-WEST) and public Wi-Fi services (DoSPOT, now ended). The company has expanded into IoT platforms for smart buildings (DoHomeConnect, smart locks, security), mobile broadband (DoRACOON), and commercial digital services (DoMUSIC BGM, DoMAGAZINE magazines, digital signage LOOOK). Recent offerings include satellite broadband (Amazon Leo), VR experiences (REALIVE360), and elderly monitoring services. All services are positioned within the NTT West group ecosystem, with operations planned to merge into NTT Business Solutions in July 2026.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• DoCANVAS (ドゥキャンバス): Apartment internet connection service for new and existing, owned and rented properties
• BB-WEST (ビービウェスト)
• ココクル
• DoHomeConnect (ドゥホームコネクト)
• DoSPOT (ドゥスポット)
• DoRACOON (ドゥラクーン)
• BizConecta (ビズコネクタ)
• DoMUSIC
• LOOOK
• Amazon Leo

Products and services

• DoCANVAS Fiber-optic internet service for condominiums and multi-dwelling residential buildings, contracted with property managers and condominium associations to provide high-speed broadband to residents.
• BB-WEST Internet connectivity service for UR (Urban Renaissance Agency) public housing, providing residents of government-operated housing with broadband access.
• DoSPOT Public Wi-Fi service providing wireless internet access in municipalities, commercial venues, and public spaces; service is scheduled to end in March 2026.
• DoHomeConnect Proprietary IoT platform for smart-building operations, enabling connected services, device management, and IoT integration within residential and commercial properties.
• DoRACOON Mobile SIM service leveraging cloud-based SIM technology to deliver mobile connectivity to subscribers.
• BizConecta Corporate internet service for enterprise customers, providing managed connectivity and network services for business sites.
• DoMUSIC Background music (BGM) distribution service for commercial venues and buildings, providing audio programming over the company's connectivity infrastructure.
• Amazon Leo Satellite broadband service resold by NTT Media Supply, extending the company's connectivity portfolio beyond terrestrial fiber.

Quantifiable outcome

• DoCANVAS deployed in approximately 3,800 buildings with approximately 200,000 units across Japan as of March 2019
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers12 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration1 record

AI capability6 records

Feature7 records

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• NTT Business Solutions Corporation (NTTビジネスソリューションズ株式会社)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 July 2026Effective July 1, 2026, NTT Business Solutions Corporation (BS社) will absorb-merge NTT Media Supply Corporation (MS社), with BS社 as the surviving entity. Upon the merger, BS社 will change its name to 'NTT Media Supply Corporation.' This represents an organizational consolidation within the NTT West Group combining MS社's collective housing and public Wi-Fi expertise with BS社's broader business solutions capabilities.
• Amazon (Amazon Web Services / Amazon Leo)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 June 2026NTT Media Supply signed a reseller agreement for Amazon Leo, Amazon's low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband service. The partnership enables NTT Media Supply to offer high-speed, low-latency satellite internet to customers in areas where terrestrial networks are unavailable, particularly for BCP/disaster resilience and remote/island/mountainous area connectivity. Amazon Leo uses a 3,000+ satellite constellation with global coverage. The service is part of NTT Group's space business brand 'NTT C89' (NTT CONSTELLATION 89 PROJECT).
• Full-Time System Corporation (株式会社フルタイムシステム)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 12 April 2018Partnership for bundled offering of delivery lockers × collective housing internet (DoCANVAS) × support services, providing one-stop solutions for apartment building management companies and owners.
• Yume Co. Ltd. (株式会社ユーエムイー)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 9 January 2018NTT Media Supply partnered with Yume Co. Ltd. (Ume Co. Ltd.) to provide smart lock services bundled with DoCANVAS collective housing internet. Yume develops and supplies the smart lock hardware, while NTT Media Supply provides the connectivity and service integration. This addresses property management needs for keyless entry, remote monitoring, and anti-theft features for collective housing.
• AEON Corporation (イオン株式会社)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 12 March 2012Co-development of the 'A touch Ru*Run' tablet-based family lifestyle service. AEON provided online shopping (AEON Net Supermarket) and electronic money payment services. Part of the '家まるごとデジタル化 (Iedigi)' initiative by NTT West Group.
• Cherish Life Japan (株式会社チェリッシュライフジャパン)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 February 2012Joint trial of pet healthcare management service (ワンニャン健康管理サービス) combining pet health tracking with veterinary telephone consultation (Anicli24). NTT West and NTT Media Supply provided the web platform; Cherish Life Japan provided the veterinary consultation service.
• NTT West Corporation (西日本電信電話株式会社)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 26 October 2011NTT West is the parent company and primary distribution channel for NTT Media Supply's services. NTT West's sales force and agent network actively market DoCANVAS, DoSPOT, and other services to collective housing developers, property managers, and municipal governments. This relationship is central to NTT Media Supply's go-to-market strategy.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Internet Initiative Japan (IIJ): IIJ is a major Japanese corporate/enterprise internet and network services provider, comparable to MS's BizConecta corporate internet offering and a broader incumbent in Japanese managed connectivity.
• NTT Communications: NTT Communications is the upstream NTT Group subsidiary providing enterprise networking, cloud, and global connectivity — relevant as a broader incumbent within the same parent group and a possible consolidator of NTT Media Supply's enterprise services.

Regional players

• eo (K-Opti.com): eo is a regional FTTH provider in Kansai serving residential customers including apartment buildings with bundled broadband — a regional peer to DoCANVAS within NTT West's overlapping Kansai footprint.

Direct peers

• BIGLOBE: BIGLOBE is one of Japan's longest-running ISPs (originally NEC-affiliated), offering residential fiber and mobile broadband services targeting apartment dwellers, and a relevant comparable for DoCANVAS and DoRACOON subscriptions.
• J:COM (Jupiter Telecommunications): J:COM is Japan's largest cable operator providing building-level internet, TV, and telephony to apartments/condos under multi-dwelling contracts — directly competing with DoCANVAS in the collective-housing ISP segment across J:COM's franchise areas.
• USEN-NEXT (USEN): USEN operates store/business-facing Wi-Fi, BGM, and digital-signage services that directly overlap MS's DoSPOT (commercial Wi-Fi) and DoMUSIC (BGM streaming) franchises, and competes for SMB Wi-Fi + content contracts.
• NTT East (NTT東日本): NTT East is the eastern-Japan symmetric counterpart to NTT West, running the same FLET'S Hikari building-level fiber playbook for collective housing, public Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi Spot), and municipal broadband services. It is the most directly comparable operating unit to NTT Media Supply within NTT Group.
• SoftBank (SoftBank Hikari): SoftBank Hikari is a major Japanese FTTH provider targeting residential and MDU customers with bundled broadband, competing head-to-head with DoCANVAS in collective housing across Japan.
• KDDI (au Hikari): KDDI provides au Hikari FTTH with building-level collective-housing partnerships and has a strategic Starlink reseller relationship for LEO satellite broadband — closely mirroring MS's DoCANVAS fiber + Amazon Leo model under one operator.

Others

• Sky Perfect JSAT: Sky Perfect JSAT is Japan's leading satellite operator; while not a residential ISP, it is a relevant adjacent player in the Japanese satellite broadband market that NTT Media Supply's Amazon Leo resale will compete against for enterprise/government BCP and remote-area contracts.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

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