Financial auditing · Gunma

We read the books where the work actually happens.

Nozomi Ledger Office conducts independent year-end audits, inventory observations, and control reviews for manufacturers, traders, and service firms across Gunma Prefecture and neighbouring Kanto cities.

On-site fieldwork Signed audit opinions Plain-language management letters

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Accountant reviewing printed financial statements at a sunlit desk

Flagship engagement

Statutory Year-End Audit

Our primary engagement is an independent examination of annual financial statements — planning, substantive testing, and a signed opinion your board and bank can rely on. We work from your plant or office, not only from scanned folders.

  • Materiality briefing tailored to inventory and customer concentration
  • Bank confirmations and cut-off testing at year-end
  • Draft findings meeting before the opinion is final

See what the audit includes How an engagement runs

Notebooks and financial charts spread across a wooden table

Related audit work

When a full opinion is not required, we still attend counts, map controls, or run agreed procedures for lenders and shareholders.

Warehouse aisles with stacked inventory pallets

From ¥95,000 per observation day.

Inventory Observation Visit

Attendance at physical stock counts with cut-off testing and variance documentation for manufacturers and wholesalers.

Financial charts and documents on a wooden table

From ¥320,000.

Internal Control Walk-Through

Mapped review of cash, purchasing, and payroll controls with practical recommendations for owner-managed businesses.

Professional reviewing papers in a bright office

From ¥240,000.

Special Purpose Review

Agreed-upon procedures for lenders, shareholders, or grant bodies that need focused testing rather than a full audit opinion.

What clients notice first

“They spent the first morning on our shop floor before touching the ledger. The inventory write-down they flagged matched what our floor supervisor already suspected but had not quantified.”

— Hiroshi Tanabe, Managing Director, precision parts maker, Takasaki · Statutory Year-End Audit

“The fee was higher than the quote from a Tokyo chain, and the fieldwork took a full week longer than we hoped. Still, the management letter gave our bookkeeper a concrete punch list instead of vague control language.”

— Aya Mori, Finance lead, food wholesaler, Maebashi · Statutory Year-End Audit

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Before your next year-end

Share your closing date, entity count, and whether inventory or foreign currency sits heavy on the balance sheet. We reply with a scoped fee and a proposed fieldwork window.

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