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6:32Why Did JT and Dentsu Let Go of Their Own Buildings? Weighing "Own or Sell" Amid Soaring Construction Costs and New Lease Accounting Standards
Household-name corporations such as JT and Dentsu have parted with their headquarters buildings over the past few years. Hearing only that, one might assume they are in financial trouble, but Chinatsu
22:50Framing Hiring Challenges by "Structure" and Seeing Them Through to Execution: uloqo's Sekikawa on Strategic RPO
In the second half of "Recruiting Strategy," a series on Business Journal TV, host Iijima spoke with Kensuke Sekikawa, CEO of uloqo Inc. The first half looked at what separates companies that get resu
51:00Building a Fusion Power Plant in Japan: The ¥6.06 Billion Investment in Starlight Engine, and a Former-Mayor CSO on Siting and Competing Globally
Fusion startup Starlight Engine has raised a total of ¥6.06 billion from 17 companies, with Global Brain as lead investor. This video is in two parts. In Part 1, Tetsuya Urimoto of Global Brain explai
3:41Why the Pajero, Returning After Seven Years, Has a Path to Victory in the "Age of EVs"
Mitsubishi Motors' Pajero is making a comeback after seven years. With EVs drawing so much attention, many people probably think that launching a gasoline-powered, full-fledged SUV at this point is be
4:53Why Matsukiyo Isn't a "Discount Store": A Strategy That Competes on Value, Not Price
When people buy drinks or daily necessities at Matsukiyo, many come away with the impression that it's a "cheap store." The speaker says they had always thought so too. Yet in its latest earnings, Mat
37:35Will Kei Tanaka, Who Has Made a Practice of Building Habits, Rank a Smart Bath Mat Among His "Three Sacred Treasures"?
Business Journal TV's special series "Best Buy Challenge: Habit-Building Edition" asks top performers to name three favorite items that support their success, after which a company president pitches o
21:32How to Make Scalp Care a Habit When You're Too Busy to Keep It Up: Keita Suzuki Tries a Scalp D Device
In this episode, Keita Suzuki, a former Japan national soccer team player and CEO of AuB Inc., learns about scalp care from Sho Sakuraba, who handles product development for ANGFA's "Scalp D." The pro
30:53Former Japan National Team Footballer Keita Suzuki on "Investing in Your Appearance" and How to Build Confidence
Is grooming for business a chore, or an investment that improves your performance at work? In this episode of Business Journal TV, MC Nana Okui talks with Keita Suzuki, who played professionally for 1
4:13Mitsubishi Estate's ¥14.5 Billion Outlet in Bali That Isn't "About Buying Cheap"
When people hear the word "outlet," many probably picture a place in the suburbs you drive out to in order to stock up on brand-name goods at a bit of a discount. This video looks at a facility that M
4:30Why Gong Cha Has Kept Growing Sales for 52 Consecutive Months Even After the Bubble Tea Boom Ended
The bubble tea boom that began around 2018 was over within a few years, and the shops that had been everywhere on the streets disappeared one after another. Gong Cha alone, however, has reportedly kep
3:56Is the Shinkansen's Fully Private "Supreme Class" Worth ¥60,000 One Way? Why JR Is Shifting Its Focus to Revenue per Seat
Is a ¥60,000 one-way Shinkansen ticket from Tokyo to Shin-Osaka expensive or cheap? This video explores that question, using the fares for "Supreme Class," the top-tier class being introduced by JR Ce
20:11What Separates Companies That Win at Hiring from Those That Don't Is "Whether They Can See Recruiting as a Structure": An Interview with Kensuke Sekikawa of uloqo
In the first installment of "Recruiting Strategy Journal," a new series from Business Journal TV and the web edition of Business Journal, host Iijima spoke with Kensuke Sekikawa, CEO of uloqo Inc., a
4:13Why Google, Supposedly "Finished," Posted Record Profits: Two "Molts" and a Strategy of "Protecting While Growing"
In an age when you can get an instant answer just by asking a generative AI like ChatGPT, many people feel they no longer use Google Search. The speaker says they felt the same way. Yet Google booked
15:46IVS2026 from the Ground: The Invitation-Only "IVS CORE" Area and the LAUNCHPAD Winner
IVS2026, one of Japan's largest startup events, was held at Miyako Messe in Kyoto. MC Nana Okui visited "IVS CORE," an invitation-only area for decision-makers, and asked entrepreneurs and investors t
36:49Can a VC Invest in a Comedian's One-Person Agency? Minamikawa Asks VC Associate Shiho Takai About Venture Capital
Business Queen VS Minamikawa is a talk show in which comedian Minamikawa, whose wife is a company president, faces off "in the ring" with women working at the forefront of business. This time the gues
31:04A Day in the Life of Keita Noda, the 19-Year-Old Leading Roblox Game Company WAKA
How does a 19-year-old executive, who left school in the second year of junior high and started a company at 15, run a business alongside large corporations and investors? In the second installment of
33:40Little Rooms CEO Kie Taira, Who Founded Her Company at 24, on Her Standard for "Products That Sell" and a Cash Crisis
Kie Taira, CEO of Little Rooms Inc., a company dealing in interior goods and lifestyle items, sat down for a conversation in the ring with comedian Minamikawa. The show Business Queen VS Minamikawa is
46:37From Toilet-Cleaning Robots to Space Construction: The Businesses and Winning Strategies of Five IVS2026 LAUNCHPAD Finalists
This year, more than 500 companies applied to "IVS LAUNCHPAD," the flagship pitch event of "IVS2026," a startup conference held in Kyoto. After document screening and multiple rounds of review, 15 com
29:08Why Whistleblowing Systems Go Underused at Japanese Companies: NAVEX Japan's Naoaki Mitsuya on What It Takes to Build an Organization Where People Can Speak Up
Japanese companies are steadily setting up internal whistleblowing hotlines. Even so, the number of actual reports remains far below the global average, and critics keep pointing out that these system
25:19A Day with fonfun's Tsubasa Mizuguchi, the Listed-Company President Who Takes Zero Executive Pay and Outworks Everyone
The president of a privately held company used personal funds to acquire a publicly listed company and made that listed company a "subsidiary." Comedian Shirai Chimon (Shirai) spent a day shadowing Ts