And if anyone is interested in meeting up somewhere, I'm interested in doing that.
Startups in Japan (Tokyo)?
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#12My partner and I have been based in Chicago, and we've recently started activity in Japan. I'm bilingual so if anyone needs help mingling I'd be happy to be part of the conversation. And if anyone is interested in meeting up somewhere, I'm interested in doing that.
ryan@venodesigns.net
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#13Look up patio11 here on HN. He runs bingocardcreator in Tokyo.
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#14Look up patio11 here on HN. He runs bingocardcreator in Tokyo.
I live in Ogaki, which is in the general vicinity of Nagoya. You'd need about three hours to get from Tokyo to me, most of it on the bullet train. But if anyone ever is in the vicinity of Nagoya or Ogaki, I'd be happy to have coffee or something. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Tok...
My email is adeel.ko.ansari@gmail.com
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#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
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?
Re: Startups in Japan (Tokyo)?
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
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?