RECS International. Inc
Comprehensive Consulting for Development
RECS International Inc. is committed to pursuing genuine international cooperation and human development through development consultancy encompassing a wide range of activities from participatory community development at the grassroots level to regional/sub-regional development.
RECS established in June 1995, is an independent and most authentic development consulting firm in Japan.
Its establishment was supported by capital contribution and advisory of prominent experts in the fields of development cooperation and regional development and high expectation of related public and private organizations.
RECS offers first-class services related to basic studies, planning, evaluation and management for both overseas development projects and international projects in Japan.
Through these services, RECS intends to contribute to the promotion of mutual understanding between different countries and various peoples and international cooperation as well as the enhancement of roles and status of Japan in the international society.
RECS provides technical assistance and management services through comprehensive consulting on the balance between software and hardware necessary for the development.
Registered name | RECS International Inc. |
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Head office | Chiyoda Hayashi Bldg., 2nd Floor 24-28 Sanbancho Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0075 Phone: +81-(0)3-5211-5519 E-mail:recs@recs-intl.co.jp |
Date established | June, 1995 |
Capital | 15 million Japanese yen (paid out) |
Number of Employees | 27 (as of December 2017) |
Board members | Tsuyoshi HASHIMOTO, Chairperson Takashi Kimijima, President and Representative Director Haruo Yamane Director Masaru Tokura Director |
Development Consultancy
Training, Education and Publishing
Ichigaya Station, Toei Shinjuku Line (6-minute walk)
Ichigaya Station, JR Sobu Line (10-minute walk)
Hanzomon Station, Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line (9-minute walk)
Kojimachi Station, Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line (13-minute walk)
Kudanshita Station, Tokyo Metro Tozai Line (14-minute walk)