NHYT.
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AI products built from real operational problems

Closing the labour gap with technology.

NHYT builds practical AI products for the fields where Japan’s labour shortage bites hardest. Not general-purpose AI — software shaped around each field’s regulatory requirements and actual workflow.

ABOUT

Technology for the field, not for its own sake.

We build our own products on top of engineering capability earned through years of contract system development. What the fields we serve share is a structural bind: they cannot hire, yet the law will not let the work shrink. So we build for the features that matter on the hundredth day of use, not the ones that demo well. We develop and support in Japanese, Chinese and English, working across teams in Japan and abroad.

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BUSINESS

What we do

IT staffing, system development and customisation, and AI/DX enablement — engineering capability earned on real projects, delivered in whatever shape fits your organisation.

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TEMPORARY STAFFING

IT Staffing & SES

Engineers matched to the skills you need, able to cover every stage of delivery — from requirements and design through build, test and ongoing maintenance.

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SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT

System Development & Customisation

Contract development of line-of-business systems, handled end to end — including modification and customisation of systems you already run.

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AI & DX

AI & DX Enablement

From auditing current processes and identifying what AI can realistically automate, through tool selection, rollout and adoption.

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CLIENTS

Selected clients

We serve law firms, accommodation operators and construction businesses with business systems and AI products.

  • Hitachi Group affiliate
  • CTC Technology Corporation
  • Hengdu Law Firm
  • Fujitsu Group affiliate

and many others

CONTACT

Tell us what’s slowing your operation down.

Demos, quotes and implementation questions are all welcome — as are earlier-stage conversations about whether a given process can be automated at all.

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