Japan is poised to become a bright spot as a market for DX and in its own right as a dynamic venture capital and entrepreneurial ecosystem. Jon Rezneck explores how innovations forced by Covid, the Kishida government's investments in their Startup Development Five-year Plan, and developments in GenAI have propelled this transition opening opportunities for founders and investors alike. 

Divya explores how U.S. tech companies can capitalize on the momentum of their open source solutions in Japan.

In this installment of the “Succeeding in Japan” series, Marcus finally dives into the details of building a Japan entry GTM strategy. While this is by no means a comprehensive document, it’s meant to function as a useful guide for companies embarking on their Japan journey.

This article begins our discussion regarding “how” to succeed in Japan, starting with cultural and structural issues that will help inform your entry strategy.

“When should we go to Japan?” We address key questions entrepreneurs need to consider when evaluating this important milestone— from company benchmarks to staying competitive.

Investing in the Japanese market is a ripe opportunity that will not disappoint if you’re willing to make the commitment.

We’ve compiled some of these basics that apply to every company looking to enter the Japanese market.

Your company is firmly on the path to success in the U.S. Customers love your products and sales are brisk.

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