Tokyo, October 31, 2024
Work Capital and 10 Taiwanese startup teams gathered today at Kamiyacho Trust Tower in Tokyo for a business matchmaking and networking event. The event focused on helping Taiwanese startups enter the Japanese market and explore potential collaboration opportunities. It covered topics such as market research, company establishment, and business strategy, providing participants with valuable insights into the Japanese market.
As a leader in implementation support services for the Japanese market, Work Capital specializes in assisting foreign companies with their business expansion in Japan. Its services include market research, regulatory compliance, marketing strategies, and business planning. With its extensive local business network, Work Capital has become a key partner for many companies entering the Japanese market.
During the event, Work Capital’s team of experts shared several success stories, offering detailed guidance on the core strategies and practical experiences of helping foreign companies enter the Japanese market. They provided in-depth explanations of market demand analysis and business model design.
In the networking session, Taiwanese startup teams gave brief presentations showcasing their technological innovations and product advantages. They interacted with Work Capital’s professional consultants and other attendees, engaging in lively discussions on market entry strategies, potential collaboration models, and resource allocation.
▲ Taiwanese startup teams interacting with Japanese investors, companies, and partners
▲Work Capital CEO, Mr. Shota Kikuoka introduces Work Capital’s partnership with Taiwan.
At the conclusion of the event, Taiwanese startup teams remarked that the activity not only provided them with a clearer understanding of Japan’s business operations but also laid a solid foundation for future collaboration. Work Capital expressed its commitment to leveraging its professional expertise to continue supporting Taiwanese startups in achieving rapid growth in the Japanese market and creating mutually beneficial outcomes.
▲Group Photo