With deep expertise in U.S.–Japan businesses, we bridge cultures and deliver strategies that turn plans into measurable success.

Interested in bringing a Japanese innovation to the U.S., or expanding your business into Japan?

Whether it’s a product, partnership, or opportunity, we help you craft a clear, actionable plan, and execute on the plan with speed and commitment.

With deep understanding of both cultures—not just the languages—we navigate cross-cultural challenges to ensure your vision doesn’t get lost in translation.

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Examples of Our Work with Japan-US businesses

  • US-based Climate Tech Startup looking for a japanese corporate investor

    We helped a US based climate tech startup execute the complexities of managing a Japanese company’s potential investment into the startup. From conducting translations, polishing investor meetings to in-person follow up meetings in Japan, we help from coordination to execution.

  • Japanese Fashion startup expansion into the U.S. market

    We helped a fashion startup that initially started selling in Japan to expand sales into the US. We helped the company find a more reliable supplier based in Europe and identify its brand messaging by working with a branding specialist based in New York who beautifully navigated and translated the brand ethos for the local market.

  • japanese ad-tech firm looking for ceo advisory

    We worked with an executive from a publicly traded Japanese ad-tech company seamlessly transition into an executive based in New York. We helped her navigate sales pitches (starting from training her on her command of English), to hiring her first employees.

  • Development of a japanese hospitality group expansion

    We helped a Japanese-American owned hospitality group in expanding its range of products and implementing technology to efficiently manage operations, ensuring services aligned with evolving customer demand.

  • japan-based restaurant investors find potential in a us based quick serve concept

    We helped Japanese investors who have been seeking opportunities in the U.S. for a quick serve concept ideate and strategically enter the U.S. market.