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    Mick Etoh

    @mickbean, 9/15/2016

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    "Can Tokyo Become Japan's Silicon Valley?: Views from the VC Trenches in Japan.

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    http://www.slideshare.net/apglo/presentation-for-decoded-fashion

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    Top Venture Capital

    3

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    Cooperate Venture Capital

    4http://www.slideshare.net/apglo/presentation-for-decoded-fashion

    terminated

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    50 : 5 : 1

    US Annual financing to VC-backed companies(start-ups) = $57 and $72B in 2014 and 2015 while Japanese VCs financing still remained about $1B(2015).

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    Source: NVCA YEARBOOK 2015Source: Venture Hakusho 2015

    00s M 00s M$

    2500

    3000

    3500

    4000

    4500

    150

    237.5

    325

    412.5

    500

    2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

    Total Investments per Year (00s M$) Number of Investments

    43614238

    39644039

    3667 493.1

    300.6275.8298.8234.4

    366736673667

    403940394039 39643964423842384238

    436143614361

    0

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    2000

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    4000

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    500

    1000

    1500

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    2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

    Total Investments per Year (00s M)Number of Investments

    969100082410179159911294

    2579

    1171

    1818

    1026124011328751366

    199325792579257925792579257925792579

    129412941294129412941294129412941294991991875991875991991 915915915 10171017101710171017 824824824 1000100010001000 969969969

    Changes in VC Investment in US and Japan

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    0

    300

    600

    900

    1200

    2013 2014

    588.6

    381.9

    176.3158.4 167.5117.1

    159.5114.5

    Products/ServicesIndustrial/Energy/OtherBiotech/Medical/ HealthcareIT-related

    VC Investments by Sector

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    Venture Capital Financing in the US and Japan

    17%

    7%

    17%

    2%2%2%2%10% 6% 2%

    4%8%

    25%

    Public Pension FundsCorporate Pension FundsBank/Financial ServicesCorporationsInsurance CompaniesEndowments/FoundationsWealthy Investors/Feeder FundsGP ContributionFOFSovereign Wealth FundsOther

    7%

    17%CorporationsBank/Financial ServicesInsurance CompaniesOther VCs/FOFGovernmental/Regional OrganizationsUnlimited Liability Partners/Managing PartnersForeignOther DomesticIndividual/FamilyStock Brokerage Firms

    Sources for U.S. VC Fundraising Venture Capital Fund Commitments (2012/2013)

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    In Million of US$

    Amount of VC investment

    Amount of VC investment ratio to GDP

    US France

    UK Germany

    Japan A

    ustralia

    Canada

    Switzerland

    Sweden

    Israel

    Belgium

    South Korea

    Norway

    Holland

    Spain

    Denmark

    Finland

    Ireland

    Austria

    Italia

    Portugal

    Czech Republic

    Greek

    Estonia

    Luxembourg

    Slovakia

    Poland

    Hungary

    VC Investments by Country

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    Innovation Ecosystem in EU

    International Journal of Technology Management vol. 66, num. 2/3

    key individuals are in blue, companies in red and financial firms in green.

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    Innovation Ecosystem in EU

    International Journal of Technology Management vol. 66, num. 2/3

    key individuals are in blue, companies in red and financial firms in green.

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    Can Tokyo become Japans Silicon Valley?

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    No.

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    Startups in Tokyo has two options:

    Come to the Bay Area, or

    Stay in Tokyo but focus the unique product.

    No.

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    Market VCEcosystem

    Talent

    Source:2016 Silicon Valley Index

    Interlock of investment, talent, and market creates an unsurmountable barrier for others.

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    Market VCEcosystem

    Talent

    Source:2016 Silicon Valley Index

    Interlock of investment, talent, and market creates an unsurmountable barrier for others.

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    Market VCEcosystem

    Talent

    Source:2016 Silicon Valley Index

    Interlock of investment, talent, and market creates an unsurmountable barrier for others.

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    Market VCEcosystem

    Talent

    Source:2016 Silicon Valley Index

    Interlock of investment, talent, and market creates an unsurmountable barrier for others.

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    The Crowded Unicorn($1B+) Club (as of August, 2016)

    171

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    Start-up/VC Ecosystem1. Funding & Exits2. Engineering Talent3. Active Mentoring4. Tech Infrastructure5. Startup Culture6. Legal & Policy Infrastructure7. Economic Foundation8. Government Policy & Program

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    6. Boston7. LA8. Beijing9. London10. Berlin

    Source: SparkLabs Global Ventures

    10 Hottest start-up Ecosystem

    1. Silicon Valley

    2. Stockholm

    3. Tel Aviv

    4. NY

    5. Seoul

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    India China Japan Israel Bay AreaMarket size " ! ! Language " !

    Regulation/Market fairness "

    Excellence or Uniqueness of

    Talent" " " "

    Life/Weather* ! ! Overall !

    *Dont laugh. It DOES matter.

    India and China receive large amounts of VC money due to their market size. However, there are only a few

    companies in those countries that succeed globally.

    Which countries are best for startups?

    Can Tokyo become Japans Silicon Valley?

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    Startup NationAdvantage

    Strong relationship to Military and Defense Industry (AI, Communication, Security, Devices) Famous Startups

    Waze, Viber, FiverrVC circumstances

    20-30 VCs, 4000-5000 startups, 6B exit in 2015,Chinese-backed VCs(40%?)

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    London as Gateway

    AdvantageLondon as Gateway to EU and USFin Tech demandsFamous StartupsShazam, Powa, SkyscannerVC circumstances>1000 Fin Tech companies with GBP20B size revenue3200-5400 start ups in UKTech City in London

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    The Nordic countries

    AdvantageSocial Demands by Low Carbon, Medical Care, Digital Government. Famous StartupsSpotify, SupercellVC circumstances

    Stockholm Innovation & Growth(STING), Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems - VINNOVA

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    Tokyo & JapanAdvantage

    Animation, Media Contents(e.g., PockemonGo), Gaming, Bio & DevicesFamous StartupsGumi, Mercari, Cyberdyne, EuglenaVC circumstancesRising CVC money into AI, IoT, Robotics, etc. $1B (2015) -> $1.6B (2016)

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    Gaming/Net Media

    Biotechnology, Device

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    First Nippon Venture Awards(2015)First Nippon Venture Awards

    Prime Ministers Award euglena Co., Ltd.

    METI Ministers AwardsCyberdyne Inc. andDiawa House Industry Co., Ltd.

    METI Ministers Award(Female Entrepreneur) Coiney Inc

    Special Jury Award(Encouragement of Regional Economies) Spiber Inc.

    Special Jury Award (Work-Style Innovation) CrowdWorks Inc.

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    Second Nippon Venture Awards(2016)

    Special Jury Award(Intrapreneur) Sony Corporation

    Prime Ministers Award PeptiDream Inc.

    METI Ministers AwardsZMP Inc. DeNA Co., Ltd. Sony Mobile Communications Inc.

    METI Ministers Award(Female Entrepreneur) Genequest Inc.

    Special Jury Award(Global Expansion) Mercari, Inc.

    Special Jury Award(Resolution of Social Challenges) SuRaLa Net Co., Ltd.

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    M&AIPO &Partnership

    Tokyo Stock Exchange:the Mothers (Market of the high-growth and emerging stocks) section for high-growth startup companies. See also JASDAQ.

    Market Capitalization > $10 Milion

    average: $26.5M

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    http://www.jpx.co.jp/english/derivatives/products/domestic/mothers-futures/index.html

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    Way Forward

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    Innovation Engine of Bay Area

    Talent

    Market VCEcosystem

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    Innovation Engine of ChinaManufacturing

    Market

    Manufacturing

    ProductionEcosystem

    suggested by H.Tamura@Re:Public

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    Shenzhen Tianjinsuggested by H.Tamura@Re:Public

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    Innovation Engine of the Nordic Countries

    Society

    Citizen Experimentssuggested by H.Tamura@Re:Public

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    IKEA@Denmark

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    Innovation Engine of Israel(Joking Version)

    Hungry

    Drought Resilience

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    Innovation Engine of Tokyo

    Skill

    Urban Infra-structure

    QualityConsciousMarket

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    A Possible Innovation Engine of Tokyo

    Partnershipwithout M&A

    SteadyBusiness Model

    Engineering

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7NgejZMSsA

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7NgejZMSsA

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    Another Possible Innovation Engine of Tokyo

    Small-Scale Manufacturing

    New IoTMarket

    Small-Scale ManufacturingSmall-Scale Manufacturing

    NetworkedProductionEcosystem

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    Hardware Startups in IoT Era

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    Hardware Startup Accelerators

    Creation

    From Prototypingto Mass Production

    ShenzhenSan Francisco

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    SourcemakersMicro-Production in Japan, IBM

    +Large scale production+Requires high management skills-High RISKS; -Language barrier -Quality management -Exchange disadvantage -Higher Labor costs -Increasing Tax

    EMS companies : High tech subcontractors -have sustained Japanese manufacturing -decreasing orders from existing makers

    Middle size EMS accepts from 100 lots of manufacturing

    1,00010,000100

    Q

    31thousand

    17thousand

    9thousand

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    China

    Japan

    Unit Labor Costs (i.e., normalized payment by GDP)

    http://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXLASDZ05H7B_V01C15A2MM8000/

    Labor Cost increase:10%/yearMonth Payment $566/month in Beijing, $474/month in ShanghaiJapan > $2000/month

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    39 Meisters:

    NetworkedProductionEcosystem

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    !"

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    Less spent on essentials, more for luxuries or unique ones

    http://www.scootman.bike/

    https://39meister.jp/selection/selection005/

    http://www.scootman.bike/http://www.scootman.bike/http://www.blincam.co/

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    IP: Japanese companies share 40% of top 100 patent owners worldwide. (Thomson Reuters).As such, Japan has the underlying strength in the production innovation.

    Fund: Japanese private financial asset totals \1,700 tril. ($17 tril) and over 50% is held in the bank savings and cash. can we unlock the funds to more risk asset? It is worth noting that more than half of those assets that held tightly in the bank savings account and cash.

    VC $80B worldwide, there is a big gap in size for risk money.

    Can we unlock the funds towards the riskier asset such as venture investment? Potentially, the funding is not an issue for Japans Start-up, if only we can change the risk-averse investment policy and mentality.

    Innovation only happens where the money is.

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    Take Aways

    Startups in Tokyo have two options: 1. Come to Bay Area, and 2. Stay there for own unique products.VC financing is raising from $1B(2015) -> $1.6B.Hot Trends: Connecting tech start-ups to large companies, and Hardware startups in IoT Segment.

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