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Tetsuya Moteki | Message from CEO and Profile

Pinay International Co., Ltd.CEO Tetsuya Moteki

The term “housekeeping service” is becoming established in society.
Previously, there was a social recognition that housework was something done by women, which became a significant burden for many women. Currently, dual-income households far outnumber households with full-time homemakers, and it’s an era where women are active in society.
In such an era, the idea that housework is for women is outdated. And when women become exhausted from housework and lose their smiles, I feel this is very unfortunate for Japan’s future.

I myself, after my child was born, saw my wife accumulate stress while being overwhelmed with housework and childcare, and strongly wanted to do something about this situation. However, as someone extremely busy with company management, I didn’t have the capacity to actively participate in housework. What our family needed most was time and room to breathe. To gain time and space, our conclusion was to “outsource housework.” Housework is most suitable for outsourcing. It takes considerable time, and it’s an area where there’s no problem if we don’t do it ourselves. After using a housekeeping service and realizing its excellence, I became convinced it was a service with high social significance and launched “Pinay Housekeeping Service.”
Pinay Housekeeping Service reduces the burden on women (and of course men too!) by providing customized housekeeping services tailored to each customer’s home, creating an environment where they can actively participate in society. We help bring richness to our customers’ lives and assist in creating homes filled with smiles.

 

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All our housekeeping staff
are Filipino.
Why Filipino?

There are two reasons.

  • First, the Philippines is a powerhouse of housekeepers. In fact, outside Japan, many people engaged in housekeeping are Filipino. In the Philippines, many women are sent abroad as housekeeping personnel and gain experience. There are many families where grandmothers, mothers, themselves, and their younger sisters all work in housekeeping, and they take pride in this work. There is also a national qualification for housekeeping in the Philippines (of course, all our staff are qualified). In this way, the Philippines stands out compared to other countries, including Japan, in terms of the depth, experience, and quality of housekeeping personnel. And Pinay (Tagalog for Filipino women) are very serious, cheerful, and hardworking. They can also speak English. I believe Filipinos are the world champions of housekeeping.
  • Second, it addresses Japan’s aging population with declining birthrate. Due to the declining birthrate and aging population, Japan’s population, especially the working-age population, is set to decrease over the next several decades. This means the female workforce will also decrease. On the other hand, Japanese women are a treasure trove of excellent human resources who have received world-class education. I believe that an environment should be created where such Japanese women can continue to do jobs they are capable of, as well as giving birth and raising children, which are truly necessary for Japan’s future. Our company wants to contribute to creating such an environment in the field of housekeeping. For this purpose, I believe we should actively utilize foreign human resources in the field of housekeeping.

Since its founding, Pinay Housekeeping Service has operated as Japan’s first specialized housekeeping company for Filipinos. We are proud to achieve high quality unique to a specialized company, with systems for Filipino-focused education, management, and life follow-up. We will continue to strive for further advancement as the leading company for Filipino housekeeping.

CEO Tetsuya Moteki

       

Profile

July 1971 Born in Kagawa Prefecture
Moved to Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture shortly after birth
March 1990 Graduated from Azabu High School
April 1990 Entered Keio University Faculty of Law, Department of Political Science
March 1994 Graduated from Keio University Faculty of Law, Department of Political Science
April 1994 Joined Hakuhodo Inc.
Worked as a sales representative for major beer companies and major automobile companies
June 2000 Established Working Heads Co., Ltd.
Appointed as CEO (Business content: Contracted web production and system development)
April 2008 Established Nayuta Net Co., Ltd.
Appointed as CEO (Business content: VOD service technical support)
July 2016 Established Pinay International Co., Ltd.設立
Appointed as CEO (Business content: Housekeeping by Filipino housekeepers)
December 2019 Sold Working Heads Co., Ltd. and Nayuta Net Co., Ltd. through M&A
April 2021 Started appearing as an investor on the popular YouTube channel
“Reiwa no Tora CHANNEL”
Currently CEO of Pinay International Co., Ltd.
Advisor to Nayuta Net Co., Ltd.
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