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Trades about 8% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1997 with its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, FURYU Corporation operates in multiple entertainment and digital sectors. The company's core business involves the design, manufacturing, and distribution of photo booth machines exclusively within Japan. Beyond this, FURYU conceptualizes and develops mobile services targeted at young women. It is also actively engaged in the entire process of planning, creating, and selling amusement park prizes. Furthermore, the corporation devises and markets video and smartphone games. Its offerings also include a variety of character and content-based merchandise, such as plush toys, collectible figures, and products inspired by games and anime.
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