Startups not status: Japan’s top grads rethink success

Startups not status: Japan’s top grads rethink success

  • April 3, 2018
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Startups not status: Japan’s top grads rethink success

The trend is such that Tokyo’s Hongo district, where the university’s campus is located, has earned the nickname ‘Hongo Valley.’ Japan’s version of Silicon Valley is buzzing with startups that specialize in fields such as wealth management, health care, home sharing and space debris collection.

Source: nikkei.com

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