amari

We convert Japan’s stagnant inventory issues into valuable opportunities and deliver effective solutions.

“amari” is a service that transforms surplus inventory from Japanese companies into valuable overseas opportunities, reducing waste and unlocking new business potential. By embracing the Japanese proverb “Amari mono ni wa fuku ga aru” (meaning “There’s fortune even in leftovers”), we help beloved products reach global markets and
contribute to the realization of a more sustainable society.

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Brand Consept

Leftovers Worth Loving

  • In Japan, there’s a saying, “Amari mono ni wa fuku ga aru,” which suggests that even surplus items hold potential value, and by cherishing them, we can create new happiness. Inspired by this wisdom, we revive surplus items in sustainable ways, transforming it into renewed opportunities and fresh value.

    Our name, “amari,” is imbued with meaning. In Japanese, “amari” refers to “surplus,” while in Latin, it suggests “to be loved.” This dual significance reflects our vision: to turn what’s left over into something cherished, bringing forth prosperity and well-being for all.

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  • “Leftovers Worth Loving”—that’s the philosophy behind our brand.

    We rescue ingredients destined for disposal and breathe new life into them, driving us toward a more sustainable future.

    With amari, experience and savor a new story woven from the timeless wisdom of Japan and modern-day creativity.

    By rediscovering the inherent beauty of what’s left over, embracing it, and sharing it with the world, we pave the way to a more abundant tomorrow.

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For Companies Considering "amari"

Are you facing these challenges?

  • Storage Costs

    Holding inventory for extended periods increases expenses for warehouses and storage space.

  • Tied-Up Capital

    Unsold inventory locks up capital, leaving insufficient funds available for other critical investments.

  • Disposal Costs

    Expired or outdated products must be discarded, incurring additional costs.

  • Brand Image Erosion

    Massive clearance sales or outlet offers to clear surplus inventory can diminish the brand’s value and the perceived exclusivity of its products.

Meticulously crafted products end up being discarded or sold below cost to third-party buyers.

Solve Your Challenges with amari’s Global Platform

  • SOLUTION

    Eliminate Storage Costs

    Quickly connect with buyers for surplus or stagnant inventory, reducing the need for prolonged storage.

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  • SOLUTION

    Improve Cash Flow

    • Distribute unsold domestic inventory across global markets to convert it into fresh capital.

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  • SOLUTION

    Reduce Disposal Costs

    Minimize the time and expenses associated with discarding unused products.

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  • SOLUTION

    Mitigate Brand Damage Risks

    By focusing on overseas sales, we help protect your brand value and reduce the risk of devaluation.

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About amari’s Services

A circular service that maximizes the value of surplus inventory.

"amari" uncovers new value in surplus and stagnant products, serving as a bridge between reuse and donation. By placing customers at the center, we create dual cycles—of buying/selling and donating—that promote broad resource utilization and meaningful social contribution.

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amari’s Strengths

At amari, our initiatives not only enhance corporate value but also lead to meaningful social contributions.

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    Discovering International Demand

    Overseas markets show strong interest in Japanese products. Leveraging surplus inventory abroad presents a prime opportunity to explore new markets.

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    Contributing to Sustainability

    Utilizing surplus inventory supports your company’s sustainability strategy, enhancing its social reputation and appeal.

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    Reducing Costs and Increasing Revenue

    Selling surplus inventory internationally not only cuts costs in the short term but also establishes new, long-term revenue streams.

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    No Upfront Costs

    You simply provide us with products that would otherwise remain stagnant in inventory. When they sell, just ship them from your domestic warehouse—no initial investment required.

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    Guaranteed Against Selling Below Cost

    We sell your surplus products overseas at prices above their original cost, ensuring that the proceeds from each sale never fall below what you’ve invested.

Process Overview

  • STEP

    Initial Consultation

    We begin by discussing the details of your stagnant inventory, including product names, costs, quantities, and any relevant product information.

  • STEP

    Preparing and Listing for Sale

    Using the product information you provide, we promote your inventory through our unique overseas sales channels, working diligently to secure buyers.

  • STEP

    Notification of Successful Sales

    Once a sale is confirmed overseas, we promptly notify you of the purchase details, including the quantity sold and the designated shipping location.

  • STEP

    Payment

    At the time of purchase confirmation, we transfer the proceeds to you.

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    Shipment from Designated Warehouse

    From your inventory management warehouse, you’ll ship the sold products to the specified domestic location.

What Sets Us Apart

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Cases

  • Rebuilding Brand Value by Reselling Would-Be Discarded Products Overseas

    • Industry: Cosmetics
    • Sector: Luxury Skincare Manufacturer
    • Employees: Approximately 120
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    Challenge
    A luxury skincare manufacturer faced surplus product inventories in Japan, with a high risk of eventual disposal if sold domestically.

    Sales Markets
    United States, Indonesia

    Outcome
    The company successfully sold about 60% of its surplus inventory overseas, cutting annual disposal costs by 35%. This approach preserved the brand’s prestige while effectively managing excess stock.

  • Clearing Inventory via Overseas Expansion and Unlocking New Markets

    • Industry: Food
    • Sector: Seasoning Manufacturer
    • Employees: Approximately 500
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    Challenge
    A seasoning manufacturer was left with a large inventory of seasonal products that did not sell domestically and lacked suitable sales channels.

    Overseas Markets
    United States, Philippines

    Outcome
    Within three months of launching the initiative, 70% of the surplus inventory was successfully sold overseas. In addition, the company gained new customers in these markets, boosting annual sales by 14%.