Reports
Message from Business in Japan TV founder Robert Heldt
Published on October 4th, 2018
We have relaunched Business in Japan TV with a fresh mission and new name—In Japan TV. With the global spotlight firmly on Japan thanks to booming tourism and the upcoming Olympic Games and Rugby World Cup, we will shift focus to the bigger picture: Business will stay center stage, but will share the spotlight with the best and latest of lifestyle, culture, food, entertainment, sports and much more. Stay tuned!
Interviews
Hays on career challenges in Japan
Published on January 11th, 2018
Japan faces critical barriers to growth. There are opportunities, but embracing change is crucial. Hays Japan Managing Director Marc Burrage shares his thoughts on structural and cultural issues including wage reform, the talent mismatch, women in the workforce, and the need for more foreign talent.
Events
Countdown to Rugby World Cup 2019 Begins!
Published on October 15th, 2018
With exactly one year before the Rugby World Cup 2019 kicks off, nine foreign chambers of commerce in Japan celebrated the milestone together. In Japan TV spoke with rugby stars Hitoshi Ono (The Brave Blossoms) and Hiroyuki Misaka (Japan Wheelchair Rugby), as well as coaches and VIPs to discuss the sport’s famed teamwork and diversity, plus how it creates business opportunities in Japan.
Digital Domain
Published on August 28th, 2018
Business in Japan TV looks at the Global Power City Index and how Mori Building is promoting Tokyo's arts and culture to boost the city beyond the upcoming Olympics and Rugby World Cup.
Start up in Japan
Published on July 23rd, 2018
Business in Japan TV looks at how Japan is helping new firms get started with the Tokyo One-Stop Business Establishment Center. With speakers such as Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike, find out how TOSBEC can help you set up your own firm in the capital.
Knights in White Lycra 2018
Published on July 18th, 2018
Business in Japan TV produced an exclusive video of Knights in White Lycra's annual charity ride, this year from Nikko to Ichinoseki. Thirty-seven cyclists covered 500km in four days to raise millions of yen for two great causes.