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Naoki Yamada just sold his business. He shares his true feelings and the full story on a difficult decision.

This Hokkaido entrepreneur wants to ensure that tourists can enjoy an authentic Japanese dining experience without getting lost in translation.

We’re seeing a lot of creative online marketplaces thriving across Asia these days. Conyac is one of the most specialized of these – a platform for businesses to crowdsource and

South Korea’s biggest tech conference, beLAUNCH 2013, opened today in the Gangnam district of Seoul. A couple of my workmates are there, meeting startups and networking. While they’re doing that,

We’ve talked about Japan’s crowd-translation service Conyac.cc as recently as four days ago when the company participated in Myojo Waraku festival. The company’s pitch impressed the judges there, and we

a sample of the art projects that complemented Startup Showcase at Myojo Waraku This weekend in Fukuoka, Japan’s answer to South by South West, Myojo Waraku, took place, spotlighting artists,

Founded in February 2009, Japan-based Conyac matches skillful translators with users who need help in translation. In short, it is a social translation network matching translators and users in one