Our signboards
across Japan.
NoJo Enterprise places JapanETCcard signboards along Japan's busiest arterial routes — starting with Route 58 in Okinawa. Positioned near U.S. military installations, commercial zones, airport corridors, and port access roads, our signs put the service directly in front of the foreign drivers who need it.
Okinawa
Three positions along Route 58 — Okinawa's main highway — covering Camp Foster, Oyama and central island stretches.
B-13 — Route 58
B-13 position along the Route 58 corridor — extending JapanETCcard visibility across the busiest commuter and tourist stretch of central Okinawa.
B-36A — Camp Foster Route 58
B-36A position on Route 58 alongside Camp Foster — the largest U.S. Marine Corps installation on Okinawa. High visibility to SOFA-status drivers and Japanese commuters passing the base perimeter daily.
Oyama — Route 58
JapanETCcard signboard on Route 58 — Okinawa's main north-south artery — visible to drivers heading between Naha, Camp Foster, and the central island bases.
Yokosuka
Our home base in Kanagawa — where NoJo Enterprise was founded in 2013.
Expanding signboard coverage across Japan.
We are planning expansion into Honshu, Kyushu, and Hokkaido — covering major cities and arterial highways. For partnership, joint campaigns, or signboard placement inquiries, get in touch.