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

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
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
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
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
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
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