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First Sushi, now Ramen: Fukuoka unveils “RAMEN TECH” for innovation
J-STORIES – Japan's startup ecosystem is rapidly advancing – including support for entrepreneurs, funding from investors,...
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World’s first wooden satellite gears up to launch this month
This article is an update to the article written in October 2023. J-STORIES - Space business...
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Pokémon GO Fans flock to Fukuoka for exclusive ‘Wild Area’ event
J-STORIES - Get ready, Pokémon Trainers! A special event is coming to Fukuoka, Japan, bringing never-before-seen Pokémon...
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Japanese silk has potential for applications in medicine, food and biotechnology
J-STORIES - Raw silk has been produced in Japan since ancient times. But today, as the world’s...
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INTERVIEW | How to build a startup in Japan
This content is provided in partnership with Tokyo-based startup podcast Disrupting Japan. Please enjoy the podcast...
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Video highlights from the 2024 Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit
J-STORIES - A highlights video has been released for the "2024 Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit," the largest...
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The ‘2024 Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit’ rounds off successfully
Check out more articles on the Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit on J-Stories’ special summit page. J-STORIES –...
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Taiwan and Tokyo join forces to kick off this year’s Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit, attracting more than 70 Japanese and Taiwanese startups to Tokyo
Check out more articles on this Summit on J-Stories’ special Summit page. J-STORIES - The "2024 Japan-Taiwan...
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‘Meet the Toshikas (Investors)’ — Top African startups gather in Tokyo to discuss growth potential in the last frontier
J-STORIES — Africa, often referred to as the “last frontier for growth,” is receiving significant attention...
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Calling for concrete actions towards nuclear abolition from the disaster-stricken city of Hiroshima to countries around the world
J-STORIES - On August 5th, Hiroshima Prefecture announced "Hiroshima Watch," a policy calling on nuclear-armed countries...
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