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Startups in Japan (Tokyo)?

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Startups in Japan (Tokyo)?

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I'm in Tokyo until the 15th, and I've been looking around trying to see if there are any interesting startups here. I've managed to find one or two really small stealth ones (and it's entirely possible that I'm an idiot and just missing these companies completely).

Figured I'd ask and see if anyone here knows what's in Tokyo. Not necessarily expecting it to be the same count as the US, mind you.

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You're in luck. There's a tech event happening tomorrow: http://tokyobiggesttechpartyever.com/2010/

Oh nice! My Japanese is pretty weak, but I'm definitely interested (nothing ventured nothing gained, right?).

If any HN alumni are going, wanna meet up?

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post #6

You're in luck. There's a tech event happening tomorrow: http://tokyobiggesttechpartyever.com/2010/

Oh nice! My Japanese is pretty weak, but I'm definitely interested (nothing ventured nothing gained, right?). If any HN alumni are going, wanna meet up?

My company makes Doorkeeper (http://doorkeeper.jp/), which is being used by the event. I'll probably be helping out at the front, at least towards the beginning. This event is more international in focus, so it will be made up of mostly non-Japanese and Japanese who can speak English.

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Oh nice! My Japanese is pretty weak, but I'm definitely interested (nothing ventured nothing gained, right?). If any HN alumni are going, wanna meet up?

My company makes Doorkeeper ( http://doorkeeper.jp/ ), which is being used by the event. I'll probably be helping out at the front, at least towards the beginning. This event is more international in focus, so it will be made up of mostly non-Japanese and Japanese who can speak English.

The page says registration is closed, but I'm welcome at the door. Does this mean I'll be able to get in?
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