Tokyo Metro and FiT Enter Capital and Business Alliance: Tokyo Metro Invests 1.5 Billion Yen to Accelerate 'LifeFit' Gym Expansion Along Railway Lines!
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Tokyo Metro and health-tech startup FiT have signed a capital and business alliance, with Tokyo Metro investing 1.5 billion yen. The partnership aims to rapidly expand 'LifeFit' gyms along the railway network, targeting 20 locations by the end of FY2027 to promote resident health.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How much money is Tokyo Metro investing in FiT under the capital and business alliance?
- A: Tokyo Metro is investing 1.5 billion yen in FiT to accelerate gym expansion.
- Q: What is the corporate mission of the health-tech startup FiT Co., Ltd.?
- A: The corporate mission of FiT is 'Fitness for everyday life' to promote health.
- Q: What program does FiT plan to conduct to offer rewards to LifeFit users?
- A: FiT plans to conduct the Kenko Point Program offering rewards based on gym visits.
- Q: Which specific LifeFit gym stores have been opened before March 2026?
- A: They opened LifeFit Kasai Station, LifeFit Kami-Ikebukuro, and LifeFit Toyocho.
- Q: How many LifeFit stores do they aim to expand to by the end of FY2027?
- A: They aim to expand to 20 stores mainly along the Tokyo Metro lines by then.