Terranoah is one of the companies held by Avior Holdings Inc., a holding company in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Within that group, Terranoah carries one field — gamification — from its base in Japan.
The ship moves. The star does not.
Group Chart
The group
AVIOR holds four companies. Each runs its own field independently, and each measures its position against the same fixed point.
Avior Holdings Inc.Holding company · Vancouver, Canada · Est. 2014
You are hereTERRANOAHGamification
Reality turned into quests, and talent carried to the next era — the land where talent takes root, and the ship that carries it.
HuNEXTGame · Legacy
The lineage of Japanese games, carried into what comes next.
MONETAFinance · Strategy · Intelligence
Where finance meets strategy and intelligence — capital with a mind of its own.
AXIOMInfluence · Worldwide
Influence, gathered and governed across the world.
Ownership shares and dates of acquisition are published as each is confirmed. Anything not yet settled is left off this page.
What AVIOR Holds
What AVIOR holds
The star does not light the way ahead. It sits there, unmoving, so the ship can know its own position.
AVIOR — The unmoving point
Unmoving is not the same as empty-handed. What AVIOR holds is the businesses themselves — shares in four companies across four fields. The products, IP, user bases, data, brands and talent each company builds accrue directly to the parent. Operating decisions sit with each company; capital and governance sit with AVIOR. That is why the companies move fast, and why the assets keep compounding.
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It holds the businesses themselves
AVIOR holds shares in four companies. Whatever each one builds accrues to the parent as an asset. Gamification, games, finance, influence — four fields that grow for four different reasons, held at once.
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Assets that do not wear out
Products, IP, user bases, data, brands and talent. What each company builds day by day is not spent by being used — it grows more valuable the more it connects. AVIOR is the vessel that keeps holding it.
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Because it does not sell, time works for it
Operating decisions belong to each company; capital and governance belong to the parent. No company is driven by the next round of funding, and AVIOR does not part with what it has grown. Only assets held long enough have time on their side.
AVIOR writes down one ambition: to outlast the world’s largest private companies in the same place — not in size, but in the fixity of still being there.
AVIOR — V · The measure
Our Role
Terranoah’s role in the group
Terranoah carries gamification. From Japan, we are building a satellite ecosystem of products orbiting Reality QUEST, turning real-world action into quests.
Field
Gamification — turning real-world action into quests, and giving talent a place and a reward.
Base
Japan (Yamatotakada, Nara). Terranoah covers the Japanese market within the group.
Shared officers
Both of Terranoah’s representative directors also serve as officers of the parent company (Sho Yamashita, Chief Executive Officer of AVIOR; Takashi Yasukawa, Chief Operating Officer of AVIOR).
For Terranoah’s own company profile, see About . For our organization and members, visit Team .
Parent Company
The parent company
Legal name
Avior Holdings Inc.
Form
Private holding company
Jurisdiction
British Columbia, Canada
Established
26 November 2014
Office
25th Floor, 666 Burrard Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 2X8, Canada
Representative
Sho Yamashita, Chief Executive Officer
Holdings
Four companies (TERRANOAH / HuNEXT / MONETA / AXIOM)
Details such as capital and shares outstanding, along with the directors and officers, are published on the parent company’s own site and updated as they change. Please refer to it for the current information.
