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When international visitors think of Japan, Tokyo and Kyoto often top the list. But nestled between these metropolises lies Nagoya in Central Japan, with its unique Startup Ecosystem. When international visitors think of Japan, Tokyo and Kyoto often top the list. But nestled between these metropolises lies Nagoya, a vibrant city with a strong industrial

The year 2025 began with sobering news: Number 1 rate of unemployment in Indonesia. While the country remains rich in human capital, the lack of effective employment pathways has become increasingly apparent. Social media recently amplified this reality, as viral videos showed massive crowds at job fairs—some attendees reportedly collapsing under the heat while queuing

In a notable move that captured attention among investors and startups across Southeast Asia, Indonesian travel-tech unicorn Traveloka shifted its headquarters from Jakarta to Singapore. While the company still maintains strong operations in Indonesia, its decision to relocate reflects a broader trend among startups in the region. It’s reputation as a safe, well-regulated, and internationally

Aun Consulting, a global marketing expansion firm, conducted a cross-national survey to explore perceptions of Japan across 14 countries. Participants were asked, “Do you love Japan?” with four response options: “Love”, “Like”, “Dislike”, and “Hate.” Remarkably, both the Philippines and Indonesia scored a 100% favorability rate, with all respondents expressing either “Love” or “Like” for

Japanese ramen chain Kanada-Ya has ceased all operations in Singapore after its parent company Aspen Group said it is winding up the business due to continued losses. While some are shocked by the sudden announcement, others expressed that it was inevitable because they felt the UK outlets serve tastier ramen. JEM and Marina Square outlets