COMPANY
Company overview
Company name
Rimo Goudou Kabushiki Kaisha (English name:Rimo LLC.)
Establishment date
October 1, 2019
Representative
Naoshi Aikawa
Capital
3,000,000 yen
Number of employees
40 people (including outsourced workers)
Location
150-6018
Ebisu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 4-20-3, Ebisu Garden Place Tower 18th floor
Transaction bank
Mizuho Bank
ContactUs
Contact us here
NEWS
Notice
MISSION
Mission
Let's work with AI
To seriously improve Japan's productivity
Rimo is celebrating its seventh year since founding.
The unchanging goal since our founding is "Future of work."
In 2019, at a time when the accuracy of Japanese transcription was still low, we began offering AI meeting minutes services.
As of 2025, our mission has evolved to "Let's work with AI."
Why do we need AI products from Japan?
Japan has a friendly culture towards AI, represented by characters like Doraemon.
However, most of the AI products actually in use are made overseas.
In the future, AI will interpret qualitative information, such as in meetings, and demonstrate capabilities that exceed humans in management decisions and sales strategies. At that time, it is easy to imagine that global companies will delay their support for Japanese language compatibility, or be slow to adapt to uniquely Japanese tools. How much effort will they put into a market with only 1-2% of the world's population, which speaks Japanese?
Rimo's promise
We are committed to enhancing Japan's productivity. New features will always be released in Japanese first, and we will maintain a system that can change the location of engines and data in case of emergency.
Furthermore, we value Japanese culture in the important "philosophical" aspect of AI products. Not only a results-oriented approach but also a culture that values consensus, like "Nemawashi." Instead of a war for talent, we cherish comradeship in the spirit of Bushido. We believe that this native Japanese sensibility will be essential in the upcoming AI era.
The future of AI meeting minutes lies in management decisions, personnel evaluations, and all aspects of higher quality production activities. Rimo aims to be a company that people will think, "I'm glad you're here," in that future.
The unchanging goal since our founding is "Future of work."
In 2019, at a time when the accuracy of Japanese transcription was still low, we began offering AI meeting minutes services.
As of 2025, our mission has evolved to "Let's work with AI."
Why do we need AI products from Japan?
Japan has a friendly culture towards AI, represented by characters like Doraemon.
However, most of the AI products actually in use are made overseas.
In the future, AI will interpret qualitative information, such as in meetings, and demonstrate capabilities that exceed humans in management decisions and sales strategies. At that time, it is easy to imagine that global companies will delay their support for Japanese language compatibility, or be slow to adapt to uniquely Japanese tools. How much effort will they put into a market with only 1-2% of the world's population, which speaks Japanese?
Rimo's promise
We are committed to enhancing Japan's productivity. New features will always be released in Japanese first, and we will maintain a system that can change the location of engines and data in case of emergency.
Furthermore, we value Japanese culture in the important "philosophical" aspect of AI products. Not only a results-oriented approach but also a culture that values consensus, like "Nemawashi." Instead of a war for talent, we cherish comradeship in the spirit of Bushido. We believe that this native Japanese sensibility will be essential in the upcoming AI era.
The future of AI meeting minutes lies in management decisions, personnel evaluations, and all aspects of higher quality production activities. Rimo aims to be a company that people will think, "I'm glad you're here," in that future.
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Rimo LLC Representative / AI Engineer Naoshi Aikawa
Rimo LLC Representative / AI Engineer Naoshi Aikawa
