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INTERVIEW | From nourishing souls to feeding the hungry
First in a two-part series: click here for the second part JSTORIESー In 2010, Ryosuke Imai...
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Making the invisible visible: Japan’s revolutionary battery scanner
JSTORIES — Lithium-ion batteries power everything from smartphones to electric vehicles. But in recent years, unexpected...
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Toward a future where cancer is treated like a common cold
JSTORIES — Determined to “free patients from the suffering of cancer,” Tokyo-based biotech startup FerroptoCure Inc....
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From swordfish to blue jeans: How a Japanese craftsman turns waste into wear
JStories — In Kesennuma, a small coastal city in northeastern Japan, the sea has long sustained...
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Space technology meets everyday life: The Tokyo-based startup taking on the apparel of the future
Tokyo Updates offers in-depth insights into the latest innovations, developments, and initiatives shaping Tokyo as a leading...
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Pioneering the future of Tokyo’s startup ecosystem through finance and technology
Tokyo Updates offers in-depth insights into the latest innovations, developments, and initiatives shaping Tokyo as a leading...
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Safer streets, stricter rules: “Stop Troublesome Halloweens” campaign
JSTORIES ー Shibuya’s vibrant youth culture and famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing are among the many attractions...
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Why Japan is a rare bright spot for the global AgriFoodTech industries
JSTORIES ー A few years ago, food tech was seen as one of the brightest areas...
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INTERVIEW | Why this Silicon Valley VC chooses Japan over international clients
In Part 1, we explored the business value created by Pegasus Tech Ventures' CVC 4.0 model....
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Beyond tariffs: How Japanese companies are mastering US market expansion
JSTORIES — As Japanese companies accelerate overseas expansion and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, interest in the...
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