Tomoko Namba

Meet legendary industry figures Jeff Jordan, Tomoko Namba and Taavet Hinrikus at Tech in Asia Tokyo 2016 when you get your tickets to Tech in Asia Tokyo 2016.

“In a startup, everything from business model to strategy, execution, and fund capital structure can go wrong,” says Tomoko.

Meet the founder of Tokyo-based social gaming company DeNA at Tech in Asia Tokyo 2015.

Women’s Startup Lab founder and CEO Ari Horie with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Silicon Valley in April. When Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe visited Silicon Valley in April,

Three young entrepreneurs, all born in 1992, were given the chance to quiz Tomoko Namba on how she founded DeNA and became a landmark entrepreneur.

Here’s a recap of the first half of the first day of Tech in Asia’s inaugural event in Japan.

Business icon Tomoko Namba will be discussing Japan’s future and the state Japan’s startups during her much anticipated keynote speech.

Goodpatch, a young design firm in Tokyo, is becoming the company of choice for many in the tech community. Its CEO, Naofumi Tsuchiya, dropped out of college to become an entrepreneur.

The Japan Fair Trade Commission has just issued a cease and desist order to Japanese mobile gaming giant DeNA after an investigation late last year. The alleged offense is that DeNA

Japanese mobile social network and social game company DeNA announced today that it would undergo corporate restructuring as Tomoko Namba, the company’s Representative Director, President, and CEO is to retire