samurai incubate

Samurai Incubate is trying to build its footprint in Israel, to help stimulate growth back home.

Working women, young mothers, and retail outlets all benefit from AirCloset’s wear-and-return model.

Created by Japanese entrepreneurs, the app was only available in the US. Now it’s coming to Asia.

Samurai Incubate will have front-row seats to the growing startup scene in Israel.

The prudent saving habits of Japanese corporations are complicating Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s bid to revitalize the country’s economy. Though Abe’s strategy has already seen an annual US$1 billion injected

Gigathlete CEO Shingo Ogaki went from pitching in the US Minor League to founding a sports-based startup in his native Japan.

Founded in 2008 by Kentaro Sakakibara, Samurai Incubate Inc. invests in early stage tech startups, typically $50,000 for a 15 percent share. During Tech in Asia’s most recent visit to

The winner of Khun Seuk VS Samurai: The Second Thai-Japanese X-Culture Startup Pitching, an event by SIPA, Software Park, and Microsoft, Anipipo is an Animation-focused crowdfunding site. At the pitching

Tokyo-based tech start-up incubator Samurai Incubate announced it would launch an incubation space in the Tokyo’s waterfront town of Tennozu on November 1st. The space will be called Samurai Startup