Project STAR is a new initiative to help Japanese SMEs gain international recognition and prestige. The project seeks to uncover valuable products, technologies and knowledge for small and medium-sized businesses.
Thanks to the advanced ecosystem, the project opens up new opportunities for mutual benefit between Japan and its overseas partners.
A project with a clear goal
The STAR project has a clear goal: to help Japanese SMEs communicate their products and technologies effectively. Through this project, small and medium businesses can access funds that they can use to reinvest in their business.
Foreign companies can also benefit from the program. Specifically, foreign companies may purchase products, technology and know-how from and partner with Japanese SMEs. Ultimately, the project aims to revitalize the economy of Japan and the world, creating a sustainable future.
This initiative helps Japanese SMEs market their valuable products and technologies to overseas companies. A win-win situation is possible when both parties benefit from the successful exchange of goods and services.
Where does this initiative come from?
This initiative arose out of a desire to maximize the potential of Japan’s technological capabilities. Despite the economic potential, Japan still lags behind other countries in the overall GII 2021 score.
This suggests that there are issues beyond technological capacity that the economy needs to address. One of these issues appears to be public relations activities. The Japanese tend to extol humility, with many believing this attitude to be poor presentation skills.
STAR improves companies’ capabilities to bridge the gap between Japan’s technological strength and GII score. With strong technical capabilities and enhanced public relations activities, Japanese SMEs and their foreign subsidiaries can influence the global market further.
How STAR intends to target its market
STAR seeks to target both Japanese SMEs and foreign companies. The STAR platform will bring together the goods, technology and knowledge of small and medium enterprises to attract foreign enterprises.
It will provide various kinds of support for foreign companies to gain a foothold in Japan and develop their products. In addition, STAR will accept “StartupersCoin,” a token that foreign companies use to pay for platform services.
SMEs will get revenue from re-evaluating their products, technologies and know-how to reinvest in their companies, mainly abroad. This strategy aims to benefit both Japanese SMEs and foreign companies. Ultimately, STAR seeks to revitalize the economy of not only Japan but the entire world and create a sustainable world.
STAR’s AUCTION is a platform designed to facilitate transactions between foreign companies and Japanese SMEs. All foreign companies registered with AUCTION are subject to validity checks. After passing the screening process, the company can participate in an auction-style bidding process for franchises, as described below.
During the auction, each participant will need to reveal various business details. In the event that the company wins the franchise, it will be able to trade in products that contain confidential information.
about star
STAR is a platform that connects Japanese and foreign companies to facilitate mutual development. It aims to increase the number of companies that promote world peace and sustainability through its principles, starting with Japan.
Japanese companies have traditionally grown on the concept of “wa” or harmony, with employees forming strong relationships within companies. STAR intends to take advantage of this fertile business environment and act as a growth facilitator.
The team is preparing for the listing event on May 10th on Bitmart. In this rapidly growing context, the team hopes to create an environment of mutual understanding and support between companies around the world.
Anyone wishing to learn more about STAR can find more information on their website at www.startupers.io/ and the team’s Twitter page.
Project STAR is a new initiative to help Japanese SMEs gain international recognition and prestige. The project seeks to uncover valuable products, technologies and knowledge for small and medium-sized businesses.
Thanks to the advanced ecosystem, the project opens up new opportunities for mutual benefit between Japan and its overseas partners.
A project with a clear goal
The STAR project has a clear goal: to help Japanese SMEs communicate their products and technologies effectively. Through this project, small and medium businesses can access funds that they can use to reinvest in their business.
Foreign companies can also benefit from the program. Specifically, foreign companies may purchase products, technology and know-how from and partner with Japanese SMEs. Ultimately, the project aims to revitalize the economy of Japan and the world, creating a sustainable future.
This initiative helps Japanese SMEs market their valuable products and technologies to overseas companies. A win-win situation is possible when both parties benefit from the successful exchange of goods and services.
Where does this initiative come from?
This initiative arose out of a desire to maximize the potential of Japan’s technological capabilities. Despite the economic potential, Japan still lags behind other countries in the overall GII 2021 score.
This suggests that there are issues beyond technological capacity that the economy needs to address. One of these issues appears to be public relations activities. The Japanese tend to extol humility, with many believing this attitude to be poor presentation skills.
STAR improves companies’ capabilities to bridge the gap between Japan’s technological strength and GII score. With strong technical capabilities and enhanced public relations activities, Japanese small and medium-sized companies and their foreign subsidiaries can influence the global market more.
How STAR intends to target its market
STAR seeks to target both Japanese SMEs and foreign companies. The STAR platform will bring together the goods, technology and knowledge of small and medium enterprises to attract foreign enterprises.
It will provide various kinds of support for foreign companies to gain a foothold in Japan and develop their products. In addition, STAR will accept “StartupersCoin,” a token that foreign companies use to pay for platform services.
SMEs will get revenue from re-evaluating their products, technologies and know-how to reinvest in their companies, mainly abroad. This strategy aims to benefit both Japanese SMEs and foreign companies. Ultimately, STAR seeks to revitalize the economy of not only Japan but the entire world and create a sustainable world.
STAR’s AUCTION is a platform designed to facilitate transactions between foreign companies and Japanese SMEs. All foreign companies registered with AUCTION are subject to validity checks. After passing the screening process, the company can participate in an auction-style bidding process for franchises, as described below.
During the auction, each participant will need to reveal various business details. In the event that the company wins the franchise, it will be able to trade in products that contain confidential information.
about star
STAR is a platform that connects Japanese and foreign companies to facilitate mutual development. It aims to increase the number of companies that promote world peace and sustainability through its principles, starting with Japan.
Japanese companies have traditionally grown on the concept of “wa” or harmony, with employees forming strong relationships within companies. STAR intends to take advantage of this fertile business environment and act as a growth facilitator.
The team is preparing for the listing event on May 10th on Bitmart. In this rapidly growing context, the team hopes to create an environment of mutual understanding and support between companies around the world.
Anyone wishing to learn more about STAR can find more information on their website at www.startupers.io/ and the team’s Twitter page.