Tokyo Is Becoming More Like Silicon Valley for Startups: Globis

The video discusses the impact of Carlos Ghosn's escape on Japan's corporate image and judicial system. It explores potential reforms in the bail system and the role of lawyers in court proceedings. The video also highlights venture capital investments in Japan, focusing on successful startups like Smart News and Big Speech. Finally, it examines the evolution of Japan's startup ecosystem, comparing it to Silicon Valley, and the growing interest among the younger generation in entrepreneurship.

What impact did Carlos Ghosn's escape have on the perception of Japanese corporate culture?

What changes are being discussed in Japan's criminal justice system as a result of Carlos Ghosn's case?

What are some of the key factors contributing to the creation of unicorns in Japan?

How has the mindset of the younger generation in Japan shifted regarding employment?

In what ways is Tokyo becoming similar to Silicon Valley in terms of startups?