Nii-hao, Taiwan!

Asiajin co-founder Akky Akimoto is now in Taiwan. On Saturday, he was invited to have a presentation on Japanese social media and tech scenes at Chili Ideas Party, a serial meet-up organized by Taipei-based Chili Consulting[C] who has been serving Taiwan’s tech community. Asiajin co-founder Shunichi Arai and author Masaru IKEDA also visited Taipei to join the event.

More than three dozens of Taiwanese web service entrepreneurs, engineers and business developers came together at Chili’s office to learn what’s happening in the Japanese web industry and the mobile service market.

Inside[C], a Taipei-based and group-edited blog on social media and mobile app developments, has well summarized what we’ve been talking about. We appreciate their rapid work.

• 日本重量級科技部落格Asiajin在台演講速記：日本最新網路發展趨勢
  Japan’s Tech Blog Asiajin Visits Taiwan And Presents On Japanese Internet Trends [C]

You can watch the first ten minutes of the presentation below. (Due to technical difficulties, we have no recorded video for the rest of the presentation. Sorry for your inconvenience.)

The presentation slides that Akky has made and used at the event is available below. Just click on it to flick through. (If the slides are not appeared appropriately, check out this link).

See Also:

• CNET Asia: Akky from Asiajin on the Japanese Tech Scene

Author Information  Masaru IKEDA has co-founded several system integration companies and consulting firms in Tokyo. He has been contributing serial columns to nationwide newspapers and IT periodicals, also he's currently serving as tech consultant for several web companies. See this for more bio. His private blog is here.

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