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In Just Five Years, the Number of Stores Has Increased fivefold... Despite the Declining Birthrate, Neis, a Gymnastics School, Has Gone Public. Aiming to Surpass Swimming, Can on-Site Recruitment and Training Keep up with the Rapid Expansion?

Summary by toyokeizai.net
On June 30th, Neis went public at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, making headlines with its historic first-ever backflip performance. Behind the scenes was the passion of President Minami, who overcame setbacks as a gymnast, and the journey of his challenge to spread gymnastics culture to children.
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On June 30th, Neis went public at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, making headlines with its historic first-ever backflip performance. Behind the scenes was the passion of President Minami, who overcame setbacks as a gymnast, and the journey of his challenge to spread gymnastics culture to children.

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toyokeizai.net broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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