Takane
Takane adapts Cohere's Command R+ with further training for Japanese business language. It is supplied commercially by Fujitsu for private enterprise environments and can be customized with customer data.
Model training and document retrieval serve different needs
The launch describes further fine-tuning for a customer's operations. It also combines Cohere retrieval technology with Fujitsu's knowledge-graph retrieval and output auditing. These are parts of the delivered system, not proof of additional Takane base versions.Fujitsu and Cohere launch Takane
A government pilot evaluated a specific workflow
A February 2026 report describes a 2025 trial that classified public comments by support or opposition and summarized them. The announcement distinguishes that completed pilot from a broader policy and legislation service still under development.Takane public-comment pilot and its limits
Ask which Takane deployment the contract supplies
Practical guidance. Request the model revision, input and output limits, supported languages and private-hosting arrangement. Do not use a parameter count from a distillation experiment as the specification for every Takane installation.
Specifications & access
| Detail | Value and conditions |
|---|---|
| Launch date | |
| Access | Provider product |
| Developers | Fujitsu and CohereFujitsu and Cohere launch Takane |
| Base model at launch | Cohere Command R+Fujitsu and Cohere launch Takane |
| Access | Commercial private deployment through Fujitsu; conditions depend on the implementation.Current Fujitsu Kozuchi and Takane technology library |