Kamatari Co, Ltd.

Kamatari
Kamitari Corporation is a Japanese company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It offers Information Technology services and produces computer software. Kamatari is best know as the company that acquired Jimusho Softworks in 1999 and was its parent company until it sold its stock in Jimusho Softworks to Endio in 1989.

History
Naru Kamatari founded the company as Kamatari Co, Ltd. in 1968. The company started out by manufacturing computer software for department stores throughout Tokyo.

Later on, they started expanding to full computer software. And, in 1982, they helped out a financially struggling Endio.

In 1999, they bought out Jimusho Softworks and started producing games. They started struggling financially though, so they sold Jimusho Softworks to Endio in 2004 for ~$50,000,000.

They are most reputable for the invention of the Hex+ coding language. Now, Hex+ is the most used coding language for software manufacturing and game design.