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| Report No.33
(Final issue) |
- JER's Final Issue: New options - Flat panel's father is entrepreneur by design - Thinking of selling your company? - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.32
(June. 2005) |
- Japan still hot--for now - "Second coming" of Japan's ventures - Fun facts to know and tell about entrepreneurship - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.31
(May. 2005) |
- $460 billion service market under way - Fun facts about entrepreneurship in Japan - Expat complaints hide million dollar ideas - Wisdom words, bits and bytes |
| Report No.30
(Apr. 2005) |
- Miyauchi of ORIX says Japan must play ball - Five years as a Tokyo venture capitalist - So polite on the surface... - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.29
(Mar. 2005) |
- Entrepreneurs, buy now! - Saying Yes to Japan - Raves and rants - JER readers in our book - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.28
(Feb. 2005) |
- Japan's Year 2007 dilemma - Aging buildings, budding opportunities - Low rates merit strong interest - Knowledge as power - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.27
(Jan. 2005) |
- Homeless entrepreneur launched $100 million empire - "Garbage piles are gold mines" - Enjoying work from the bottom up - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.26
(Dec. 2004) |
- Uniqlo CEO favors trial and error - Innovator of the Year: Rakuten boss takes the cake - Woman of the Year's watchword: Integrity - Japan's Entrepreneur of the Year: Empowerment drives success - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.25
(Nov. 2004) |
- Asia's entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley - Network helps Japanese entrepreneurs thrive - Sakamoto Akio locks down intellectual property - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.24
(Oct. 2004) |
- The happiness issue - Humetrix builds satisfied teams - Positive psychology's Grandpa - Sound bytes |
| Report No.23
(Sep. 2004) |
- Reality jolts IT heavyweights - Outsider breaks in by following rules - Sigmund and the Wiz - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.22
(Aug. 2004) |
- Billion dollar beach - Dave Erdman on outbound travel opportunity - Trust in failure - Action plan - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.21
(Jul. 2004) |
- The greatest industry on earth - Travel entrepreneurs promote Japan's bright side - Coffee breakthrough - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.20
(Jun. 2004) |
- People services for pets - Pets as business, pets as leisure - Target transposition as service strategy - The leisure issues |
| Report No.19
(May 2004) |
- Loan guarantees need to go - Todd Budge on financial reform - Why delinquents make the best employees - Tokyo entrepreneurship event, other bytes |
| Report No.18
(Apr. 2004) |
- Japan's entrepreneurial banks - Mickey Mouse teaches bank to smile - Todd Budge's Star rises - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.17
(Mar. 2004) |
- The dark side of Japanese finance - Bill collecting with Steven Gan - Criminals as entrepreneurs - Gillian Tett on Japan's banking sector - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.16
(Feb. 2004) |
- Sweet home Japan - Stale myths fall as new shopping center rises - New carpet and paint - Remodeling the housing sector - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.15
(Jan. 2004) |
- Japan as techno wonderland, techno wasteland - The hardware mentality - Beyond "genba" to strategy - The IT issue - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.14
(Dec. 2003) |
- Is Japan's third venture "boom" over? - Mark Colby wrestles with Japan's medical system - SunBridge moves outward, upward - Life's two toughest problems - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.13
(Nov. 2003) |
- Japan's "invisible" economy, Part II - Health-care sector needs second opinion - Music mogul moves into medicine - The biggest customer of all - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.12
(Oct. 2003) |
- Japan's "invisible" economy - Prashant Jain links Japan, India - Entrepreneurship lessons from Japan's Walt Disney - Japan at the brink? - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.11
(Sep. 2003) |
- The education issue - Japan's companies rife with waste, says old school entrepreneur - David Matsumoto on education in Japan - Teachers get a taste of entrepreneurship - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.10
(Aug. 2003) |
- The failure issue - Terrie Lloyd on winning and losing - Four strikes and you're in - Failure a better teacher than success? - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.9
(Jul. 2003) |
- Japan's mobile business continues to amaze - 3G Family: The High-Tech Touch - Band-Aids for over-stressed, underserved society? - "Why business is like cow drool" - Bit and byte |
| Report No.8
(Jun. 2003) |
- Making the whole world laugh and cry - Homeless man turns CEO - The end of corporate philanthropy - "Average effort, extraordinary effort" - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.7
(May 2003) |
- Chinese entrepreneur challenges myths of Japanese "business culture" - Mayor-turned-entrepreneur creates online citizen's media - Allen Miner to kick off series of Entrepreneur Association events - Schedule your dreams - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.6
(Apr. 2003) |
- Three kinds of companies - Solving mobile marketing problems with BeTrend - Japan venture capital group to tour U.S. - Entrepreneur Association of Tokyo to hold first event - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.5
(Mar. 2003) |
- Exit strategies East and West (II) - Allen Miner: Inside the Japan Venture Capital Association - Nelson Fung solves another annoying problem - Cell phone trumps PC as default e-mail terminal - Bits and bytes |
| Report No.4
(Feb. 2003) |
- Succeeding amid Japan's recession - Expressing your values in the form of a business - Acquiring technology customers in Japan - Super Rock Jam IV in Shibuya February 26 - Japan Media Review, SunBridge fund, Habitat Week |
| Report No.3
(Jan. 2003) |
- Popular perceptions of entrepreneurship in Japan - Exit strategies East and West - Service sector success secrets shared in Shibuya - Entrepreneurship events February 24-28 - To Broaden Your Appeal, Narrow Your Position |
| Report No.2
(Dec. 2002) |
- Ventures don't need much capital - Japan's ranking in an entrepreneurial world - Lunch with the $40 million man - Personality is the Ultimate Strategy - Lessons from the Seven Dwarfs - Happy Holidays! |
| Report No.1
(Nov. 2002) |
- Japan Entrepreneur Report debuts - Why I'm not a true entrepreneur - Brief comparative overview of venture capital firms in Japan and the U.S. - Size of native English speaker submarket in Japan - Aiming for the North Star |
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