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Missed out on the third edition of our Tokyo conference? Here’s a quick summary in numbers.

Natalie Fleming from Payoneer and the Fintech Association of Japan outlined the state of play for fintech in the land of the rising sun.

It’s not cheap, but Japan’s conservative consumers need some gentle persuasion.

The top 10 designers on messaging app Line made over $1 million last year. Sticker team manager Naotomo Watanabe shares how you can too.

Startups making hardware products face additional challenges, but the rewards can be so much higher.

“Come on, start companies!” Dave told the Japanese audience. “We’re going to put money into you!”

Preferred Networks makes self-driving cars for Toyota and robots that learn by themselves. CEO Toru Nishikawa talks about the future of AI and staying a step ahead of Google.

Katsuaki Sato runs a US$200 million company and is a big thinker. He discusses the value of money and the economic revolution that’s just started.

Missed out on this year’s event? Here’s a photo walkthrough of how it looked like.

Transferwise is a unicorn that wants to kick banks out of the international money transfer market.