Investors in Japan (13)
This directory lists 13 investors. Each profile includes the program's focus, location, and a link to learn more or apply directly. The list is updated regularly from the StartupCorners directory and includes both well-known and emerging programs. Whether you're a first-time founder evaluating where to apply or a seasoned operator looking for a strategic fit, you'll find structured information here to compare options without the marketing fluff. If you run a program and want to be listed, you can claim or submit your profile from the StartupCorners platform.
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Gordian Capital Japan Limited
Asia's leading fund management platform for investment professionals
Corporate Support Research Institute Co., LTD.
"人"を中心とした新しい企業支援のかたち
Marunouchi Innovation Partners Co., LTD.
From Japan to the world to achieve global carbon-neutral society
RUSSELL INVESTMENTS CANADA LIMITED / INVESTISSEMENTS RUSSELL CANADA LIMIT�E
Invest without boundaries
Schweitzer Investment Co., LTD.
Get along with clients to achieve their investment goals
Global Brain
We help startups get ready to take off on a global scale
Frequently asked questions. Short answers about this list.
How do I apply to an investor?
Each program lists application instructions on its profile. Most run cohorts with open application windows; click any listing for details and a direct link to its site or StartupCorners profile.
Are these programs free?
Most accelerators provide funding in exchange for equity (typically 5-10%); some are equity-free or fee-based. Check each profile's "funding options" section for specifics.
What stage of startup do they accept?
Stages vary by program. Many accept idea-stage to seed; some are explicitly Series A or later. The stage filter on each profile helps you narrow down.
Can I apply to multiple programs?
Yes — most founders apply to several. Programs typically run on different schedules so you can stagger applications.
How is StartupCorners different from a directory like Crunchbase?
StartupCorners combines the directory with founder-side tools: a quiz to match your startup to programs, direct intros, and ongoing relationship management.