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In our previous article, we detailed the practical aspects of starting a company in Japan, including the overall process and how to transfer capital. But here’s the thing: before you transfer any capital, there’s an important task you need to tackle first. That task is creating the Articles of Incorporation (called "Teikan" in Japanese). What exactly are the Articles of Incorporation? Why are they essential for starting a company? Where do you even begin? These are common questions many...

In our previous article, we explained the different business structures  available when foreign companies expand into Japan, such as subsidiaries, branches, and representative offices. After choosing the most suitable company structure based on your business plan and future growth, the next important step is the company incorporation process . One of the key points in this process is preparing a bank account for paying in the share capital . 　Why a Bank Account is Required?　　　　　　　　 　　　　...

Are you considering expanding your business into Japan but confused about questions like "Which form should I choose to start with?" "What’s the difference between a subsidiary and a branch?" or "How much capital do I need for a visa?" When foreign companies enter the Japanese market, they mainly have three forms  to choose from. Each differs greatly in characteristics, advantages, disadvantages, and the difficulty of establishment. This guide explains everything in simple language with...