Pigeon 

Pigeon Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and founded in 1949, is a global enterprise specializing in the production and distribution of a diverse array of products and services. The company caters to various demographics, including infants and children, expectant and new mothers, women in general, individuals requiring home healthcare, and the elderly. Its extensive reach covers both the Japanese domestic market and international territories. Pigeon's operations are strategically divided into four primary business segments: Japan, China, Singapore, and Lansinoh. For babies and mothers, their product line encompasses essentials such as breastfeeding accessories, weaning aids, skincare formulations, and women's wellness items, including certain large-sized baby products. Specific offerings in this category feature feeding bottles, pacifiers, personal hygiene products, and specialized dermatological preparations. Beyond physical goods, the firm provides a suite of support services. These include comprehensive child-rearing assistance, professional babysitter placement, event-based childcare solutions, and early childhood education programs. Furthermore, Pigeon manages its own network of child-minding facilities and daycare centers. For the senior population, the company offers specialized elder care and anti-aging products, complemented by dedicated support services. Pigeon markets its comprehensive range of products primarily under its well-recognized Pigeon brand, as well as the Lansinoh label. The company was originally known as Pigeon Honyuki Honpo Corporation, changing its name to Pigeon Corporation in 1966.