Disrupting Japan
A podcast by Tim Romero - Mondays
246 Episodes
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Japan’s Unfair Advantage in Driverless Cars – Yuki Saji
Published: 23/05/2016 -
What’s Wrong With BioTech in Japan – Molcure
Published: 9/05/2016 -
How a Startup Went Global in Only 4 Seconds – Miku Hirano
Published: 25/04/2016 -
What’s Holding FinTech Back in Japan – Paul Chapman
Published: 11/04/2016 -
Winning When Everyone Tells You to Quit – Yuki Ito
Published: 28/03/2016 -
Japanese Startups, This Must Change Now!
Published: 14/03/2016 -
Why Gay Rights Are Good Business in Japan – Koki Hayashi
Published: 29/02/2016 -
The Hard Truth Behind Japan’s Cute Robots – Shunsuke Aoki
Published: 15/02/2016 -
Disrupting the Final Frontier – Yuya Nakamura
Published: 1/02/2016 -
Creating Japan’s Open Internet – Kaneto Kanemoto
Published: 18/01/2016 -
The Happiest Company in the World – Yuka Fujii
Published: 4/01/2016 -
How Startup Thinking is Changing the Japanese Government – William Saito
Published: 21/12/2015 -
The Myth of the Successful Startup Failure – Hiroshi Nagashima
Published: 7/12/2015 -
How Japan Can Get Her Innovation Mojo Back – Sorato Ijichi
Published: 23/11/2015 -
Why Japanese VCs are Losing Out – James Riney of 500 Startups
Published: 9/11/2015 -
Why Japan Will Thrive on Disruption
Published: 26/10/2015 -
How to Sell Without Salesmen in Japan – Daisuke Sasaki
Published: 12/10/2015 -
Turning a Toy into a Data Platform – Akinori Takahagi
Published: 28/09/2015 -
Live & Unleashed – Our One-Year Anniversary
Published: 14/09/2015 -
Marketing in Japan is Broken. Here’s The Fix. – Sunao Munakata
Published: 31/08/2015
Startups work differently in Japan, and there is a lot happening here right now. Disrupting Japan introduces you to the most innovative founders and VCs, and shows you what it’s like to be an innovator in a society that prizes conformity.
