Leifras is a Japanese youth sports education company that operates children's sports schools and dispatches coaches to public institutions across Japan. The core business, which accounts for roughly 73% of revenue, involves running sports schools under 13 distinct brands — covering soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, karate, and more — across more than 4,500 facility locations in 46 prefectures, serving approximately 70,700 members. Students are primarily elementary school-age children, and Leifras' teaching philosophy emphasizes non-cognitive development — teamwork, self-discipline, and sportsmanship — alongside athletic skills. Leifras does not own venues; coaches book gyms and public facilities on a class-by-class basis. Revenue is primarily recurring monthly membership fees, supplemented by seasonal camps, tournaments, and events. The remaining ~27% of revenue comes from the Social Business segment, which dispatches coaches to public schools managing outsourced extracurricular club programs, after-school daycare for children with disabilities, public facility management, and elderly care. School club support alone represents roughly 18% of total revenue and is driven by fixed-fee government contracts with municipalities. Leifras' growth strategy focuses on improving class capacity utilization (currently ~42% of classes are at full capacity), geographic expansion, preschool-age offerings, scaling school club support contracts as Japan's government pushes schools to outsource club activities, and bolt-on M&A.