Case Studies
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@ 57
I Want to Put the Japanese Flag on the Moon
Alejandro Sela -
@ 56
Wanted Everyone to Know more about Whisky
Yoshiharu Watanabe -
@ 55
Working in Tokyo to connect Korea and Japan
Dmitriy KIM -
@ 54
Our goal is to improve everyone’s health literacy for making the future of health and well-being bright
Azusa Kotanigawa -
@ 53
Starting tutoring as a sideline
Naoki Hashimoto -
@ 52
Why I started to think about giving support to vulnerable people
Yasutaka Kodera -
@ 51
I visited Japan for the first time when I was 16 and fell in love at first sight with Japan and Japanese culture!
Silvana Petkovic -
@ 50
I had never thought about becoming an entrepreneur.
Yoshihiro Miura -
@ 49
It was my dream to come to Japan, a leading country in robotics.
Wilson Kien Ho Ko -
@ 48
Visualizing their future financial assets will allow people to eliminate their concerns about retirement savings
Tai Ishikawa -
@ 47
While studying in Russia, I was moved by the strong backing that I received to my Great East Japan Earthquake reconstruction support fund. After graduating, I wanted to show my gratitude through my business.
Hiroshi Makino -
@ 46
What sparked my entrepreneurial spirit is a short-term study abroad experience in the United States in my 20s.
Mikiharu Otake -
@ 45
Now that I have finished raising my children My thoughts turned to what I would like to do with my life.
Varada Kulkarni -
@ 44
Challenge yourself to start your own business in your life time
Yuko Ohki -
@ 43
Decided to set up a company that sells pharmaceutical materials that can help elderly suffering from chronic pain.
Jim Giguere -
@ 42
The idea of setting up a company came when we were having a small party online.
Benjamin Wong (Left) / Fumiko Yoshida (Right) -
@ 41
I started this business to empower people during the COVID-19 situation.
Sean Ryan -
@ 40
On New Year's Day, I suddenly wanted to try something new, so I asked her, "Hey, how about we start a new company together?"
Ms. Emi Watanabe / Ms. Eina Nagamoto -
@ 39
Bon-Odori festival in Bolivia is the starting point for my entrepreneurship.
Delfo Quispe -
@ 38
Network built in a travel agency in Singapore became an important step for starting up a company in Tokyo.
Natalia V Ishihara -
@ 37
I was a bridge system engineer connecting Vietnamese and Japanese IT companies.
Hoang Van Duc -
@ 36
Originally, I didn’t have strong passion for making my own company.
Ren Iwashita -
@ 35
Inspired by various seminars and sessions, I started to think about establishing my company.
Masako Tachibana -
@ 34
I established my business being inspired by the unique energy drink culture in Japan.
Beau Becker -
@ 33
I want to support small and medium-sized enterprise(SME) companies with IT expertise and latest cloud technologies.
Makoto Komatu -
@ 32
I would like to continue working for a long time, taking advantage of my experience to demonstrate my value. That became the motivation for my entrepreneurship.
Yasumi Nakano -
@ 31
It is my role to connect athletes to the society
Hidenori Kasahara -
@ 30
I can redesign a trip in Japan from the perspectives acquired in German speaking countries.
Mariko Sugie -
@ 29
One simple idea started my career as a videographer.
Makoto Hirae -
@ 28
If there is no “place to learn” with their children, let’s make one!
Tomoko Ichiguchi -
@ 27
I grew up in China, but Tohoku is the home in my heart.
Sam Sai -
@ 26
Choose the best option for myself.
Ayumi Maruyama -
@ 25
Regardless of his or her age, starting up a company at the right moment of life is the most important thing.
Tsugukazu Kashimura -
@ 24
I wanted to do what only I can do.
Ayaka Wada -
@ 23
Tokyo seemed like a perfect place for what we wanted to create
Maciej Blomberg/ Agata Blomberg -
@ 22
I started this business because of my research on food cultures in Japan.
Yu Hyojun -
@ 21
The start was the consultation from the student on Twitter, which I started graduate student
Emiko Oda -
@ 20
I had always wanted to start a business.
Ms.Igor Voroshilov -
@ 19
Efficient service, and all in English.
Mr.Charles Harris -
@ 18
I want to contribute to regional revitalization through the development of sports tourism for children in China.
Ms. Dannie Xu -
@ 17
The urge to do work which is unique to me – that led me to consider starting my own business.
Ms. Eri Kinami -
@ 16
I was able to complete the corporate registration in one week because I got to get all the paperwork done in one-stop.
Mr,Hiroyuki Aiba -
@ 15
I wanted to contribute to society by using IT.
Mr. Sosuke Kubo -
@ 14
While carrying out consultations with Japanese people working for Japanese and foreign companies, I conceived a business to help them to aim higher in their careers!
Mr. Kieran Hallahan -
@ 10
At first, I had to feel my way around in starting a business. Tokyo Sogyo NET was very helpful.
Mr. Takayoshi Kimura -
@ 9
A person who read an article in the Nikkei Shimbun recommended the center to us.
Mr. Ryutaro Ito and Mr. Daizaburo Ito -
@ 8
Opened a sign language café four years ago. Aimed to incorporate his business in opening a second café
Mr. Masahiro Yanagi -
@ 7
Consultancy qualification obtained while working as an employee bringing new career opportunities
Mr. Masanori Kita -
@ 6
Want to launch a company that provides sound recording services and recording equipment rental services targeting foreign film crews
Mr. Manuel Loninger -
@ 5
At the center, I was able to collect necessary information for business establishment all in one place, and even have them receive necessary documents at some booths. It was helpful.
President and Representative Director, TK Brothers Japan, Inc. Mr. Tomohiro Takefumi, -
@ 4
I used this center because I heard an announcement for the One-Stop Business Establishment Center at a study session in which I participated as part of my work.
Representative Director, Media-Confidence, Inc. Mr. Ryuki Hayano, -
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Will you tell us what has brought you to the center?
Mr. Alain Yuto Katsura,
