Starting a business is fun and scary. I’m learning about business in Japan. I found a great podcast, Disrupting Japan. I hope you like it too. 

The host is Tim Romero. He talks to startups in Japan. They talk about success. Sometimes, they talk about failure. They all love helping people. They love solving problems. Tim explains it better than me. 

Flesch-Kinkead – Grade: 3

Starting a business can be exciting or scary. When I started learning about business culture in Japan, I found Tim Romero’s podcast, Disrupting Japan.

Tim talks with Japan’s most successful entrepreneurs about starting up, raising money, and failure. They also talk about the future and changes in business culture here.

I love the show. Tim makes the startup world less of a mystery. These aren’t just guys in suits. These are real men and women with a passion for problem solving. But don’t take my word for it. Tim can explain it far better than I can.

Flesch-Kinkead – Grade: 5

Have you ever thought about starting a business? This can either be exciting or terrifying for many people. Starting a company in another country is an even bigger risk. When I started learning about business culture here in Japan, I found Tim Romero’s podcast, Disrupting Japan.

On the show, Tim talks with Japan’s most successful entrepreneurs about their businesses. They discuss starting up in a unique environment like Japan. They touch on topics like raising money, failure, where they hope to see the business culture, go and how it’s changing over time.

I really fell in love with the show because Tim does a great job of making the startup world a little less mysterious. These aren’t just guys in suits. These are real men and women with a passion for solving problems and innovating. But don’t take my word for it. Tim can explain it far better than I can.

Flesch-Kinkead – Grade: 7

Have you ever considered starting your own business? This can either be a great adventure or terrifying prospect for many people but starting a company in a foreign country is an even bigger leap. As I started looking around for resources and information about business culture here in Japan, I found Tim Romero’s podcast, Disrupting Japan.

On the show, Tim talks with Japan’s most successful entrepreneurs about their businesses and the experience of starting up in a unique environment like Japan. They touch on topics such as raising money, failure, where they hope to see the business culture, go and how it’s changing over time.

I really fell in love with the show because Tim does a great job of demystifying the world of startups. These aren’t a bunch of people in suits. These are real men and women with a passion for solving problems, trying new things, and innovating. But don’t take my word for it. Tim can explain it far better than I can.

Flesch-Kinkead – Grade: 9