SF New Tech Japan Night! A Catalyst for Revival – June 28 2011

Written by on 29. Jun, 2011 in Past Events

See the talent of Japan’s emerging startups help the Japanese economy by going global.

Cacoo

Masanori Hashimoto, CEO

Cacoo is a drawing tool that enables the creation, sharing, and publication of drawings. It provides an interface in 17 different languages. It is used by 130,000 people as of May 2011 with 2/3 of the user base from 120 different countries.
https://cacoo.com/ // @cacooapp

ChatWork

Toshiyuki Yamamoto, CEO

ChatWork is a cloud-based business chat tool that addresses the communication problem caused by traditional email and chat services. ChatWork replaces inefficient email and chat services with built-in group task management and group file sharing. Since ChatWork lives in the cloud, your data remains perfectly in sync whether you login from a desktop PC, a laptop, or your smartphone.
http://www.chat-work.com/en // @ec_studio

Feel on

Taisuke Yokoi, CEO

Feel on analyzes your Twitter timeline with its unique Social Emotion Engine(SEE) and shows each tweet with a emotionally matched comic character and color.
http://www.feel-on.com // @cimmonkun_ja

MoSo

Shinji Murakoshi, CEO

Moso is a new application that makes editing and sharing videos, easy and fun. It’s free to download at MacAppStore.
http://www.mosoapp.com

beauteCam

Sadao Adachi, CEO

beauteCam is an iPhone skin condition check application that uses a special 30x lens to attach to an iPhone.
http://www.myhada.net/pc/indexenglish.php // @myhada

Reengo

Daisuke Yanasawa, CEO

Renengo is a numberless calling smartphone application where you can talk to friends for free with a Facebook account. Future plans are to release an Android version, which will provide free calls between iPhones and Androids.
http://reengo.me/en/ // @Reengo_me
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