At Dios, we offer practical services such as cleaning, leasing, and housing support. But what we truly aim to deliver is not just “tasks” or “facilities.”

What we hold dearest is the invisible trust formed between hearts.

There is a principle that shapes the way we serve:

“Treat the person in front of you as if they were sacred.”

This is not an exaggeration. It could be as simple as quietly holding the door open for someone struggling with luggage, sincerely saying “Welcome” to someone who has traveled far, gently placing fresh fruit in a fridge, or recognizing loneliness behind someone’s demanding behavior and responding with kindness.

These actions aren’t written in manuals. But our staff at Dios always act based on “how we are as people.”

We don’t just aim for spotless cleaning—we strive to offer service that makes someone feel truly valued as a human being.

Working at Dios isn’t just a job—it’s an act of serving others, almost like a prayer.

Recently, I was deeply moved by one particular member of our team. For over 13 years, this individual quietly and faithfully supported our cleaning operations, day in and day out.

What moved me was not just her work ethic, but the way she approached her work: she once quietly placed fruit in the fridge for a foreign guest. When I asked why, she replied:

“I thought they might be hungry.”

Another time, when a guest was being particularly difficult, I wondered if we needed to push back. But she softly said:

“They’re probably just feeling lonely. Let’s accept that.”

From these words and actions, I learned that true service is not about correcting behavior, but about receiving people as they are—fully, gently, with care.

The heart of Dios was built by this kind of spirit.

To all our clients, to all our staff—this is what we want to share:

Dios is not a company that simply pursues “efficiency” or “performance.” We are a company that values human presence. Our services are born from “serving others with soul.”

And with this spirit in our hearts, we hope to continue walking alongside each and every person, in both their daily lives and in their moments of quiet need.

— Masahiro Fukai,
President, Dios Corporation

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We are delighted to welcome more and more foreign staff members from the overseas pavilions of the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, who have already begun moving into our residences. You can feel the city’s international presence growing, and just recently, we greeted five elegant young women arriving with their suitcases, all smiles and excitement to start their new life here.

Our furniture assembly team and preparation staff are finding great fulfillment in ensuring everything is set up flawlessly. In fact, our accommodations are so comprehensive that guests can simply arrive with one suitcase and be ready to start work the very next day. According to one overseas pavilion representative, “This setup keeps them happy.”

Meeting the unique and challenging housing requirements of these overseas pavilion staff is no easy task—especially when coordinating with Japanese property owners to create a comfortable environment. It’s nearly impossible for other companies, but we’re proud to be making it happen.

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Dios 2025 Vision Statement

At Dios, we place our “warm spirit of compassion” at the core of everything we do, providing heartfelt kindness to all our customers, staff, and stakeholders.

During the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, we will welcome young people from around the globe to experience Japanese culture. Through our services, we aim to create lifelong memories that leave them saying, “I’m so glad I came to Japan.”

In Osaka, we will establish a stage that opens doors to the future and expand this circle of warm compassion throughout the world.

At Dios, we are dedicated to selecting and coordinating every piece of furniture for our rental properties with the utmost care and attention to detail. For us, quality is non-negotiable. Each element in our designs is chosen to add not only functionality but also warmth and character to our living spaces. Our admiration for mingei—traditional Japanese folk crafts—plays a significant role in shaping our approach. These handcrafted pieces, created by artisans using time-honored techniques, bring a uniquely human touch that mass-produced items simply cannot replicate.

Our passion for quality craftsmanship leads us on journeys across Japan in search of these one-of-a-kind items. We carefully select pieces that will enrich the lives of our international guests by allowing them to experience the beauty and culture of Japan in their everyday surroundings.

Recently, our team traveled to the small villages of Fukui Prefecture in search of Echizen Washi, traditional Japanese paper with a legacy that spans over 1,500 years. This ancient papermaking tradition is preserved in a small village, a place where the art of crafting this unique paper has been passed down through generations. After an extensive search in Osaka, we realized that no paper could match the elegance and quality of Echizen Washi. As we visited each workshop, we discovered that no two artisans were alike; each created paper with a distinct character, whether focused on aesthetic artistry or innovative design.

In our exploration, we were introduced to the remarkable work of Mr. Ichibei Iwano, a Living National Treasure. Upon investigating Mr. Iwano’s meticulous process, we were astonished to learn that 80% of the papermaking involves carefully removing impurities. This time-intensive step could be skipped, yet Mr. Iwano devotes himself to it, ensuring each sheet of paper is flawless. This dedication struck a deep chord with us, as it encapsulates the Japanese spirit of monozukuri—the art of creating with uncompromising attention to detail.

In fact, this philosophy resonates with how we approach interior design at Dios. Like Mr. Iwano, we believe in striving for perfection, refusing to cut corners or settle for “good enough.” Each step in our design process is guided by a commitment to quality, as we aim to create spaces that feel complete and harmonious in every detail. This shared value of “no-compromise craftsmanship” is what connects our team to the artistry of Echizen Washi and to the spirit of Mr. Iwano’s work.

We were even more inspired to learn that Mr. Iwano’s paper was chosen by the Louvre Museum in France for the restoration of its priceless artworks—a decision made after comparing papers from all over the world. This prestigious selection underscores the exceptional quality and global admiration for his work.

At Dios, we strive to infuse this spirit of excellence into each home we design. By bringing the best of Japanese craftsmanship to our properties, we hope our guests can experience a taste of Japan’s rich heritage and cultural beauty. We believe that a commitment to quality and attention to detail is what makes us truly ichiryū—first-class. Through our work, we aim to offer spaces that feel like home while celebrating the timeless artistry of Japan.

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