Startups are changing Japan, and Japan is innovating in very different ways. Disrupting Japan introduces you to some of the Japanese innovators that will be household brands in a few years and explains what it’s really like to be an innovator in a society that values conformity.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 226 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipNewsBusinessTech News |
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Most sustainability startups struggle to find sustainable business models Towing, however, has found their solution, and their customers are seeing 20% to 70% increases crop yields. Today we sit down with Towing co-founder Teppei Okamura and he expla... more
Everyone agrees that the Japanese education system needs to be modernized, but EdTech startups still face an uphill battle in Japan. Of course, academia and governments are not known for being particularly innovative or forward-thinking, and that's w... more
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I have listened to this podcast when I lived in Japan (2017-2020), and today I started to listen new chapters too. The quality hasn’t changed a bit. Keep them coming and good luck!
I first started listening to the Disrupting Japan podcasts back in 2015 when I was at a loss on how to understand Japan. I came from Canada with the naive assumption that I could duplicate my successful business model here in Japan. Wow was I wrong. more
Thank you Tim. You summarized 150 years in 30 minutes in a clear and concise way.
Solid content on business and startups in Japan. A rare podcast!
I love to listen to this podcast, although I live and work in China, therefore have no direct involvment with the startup-scene in Japan. However, Mr. Romero is very knowledgable and brings guests from various industries, with interesting stories and backgrounds. It gives me very good impression regarding how does Japanese culture influence the whole idea of creating own business and helps me reflect over some topics I see in the companies surrounding me as well.
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