☆ENGLISH ONLY☆コミュのTofu Project

As from Asiajin:

"Founded by Tokyo Mango blogger, tech writer and book author Lisa Katayama, the goal of the project is to bring a total of 10 young entrepreneurs from Japan together with great minds in the San Francisco Bay Area, arguably the tech hotspot in the world. For one week, people like Dave McClure, Joi Ito, John Maeda, and the founders of Kiva will exchange ideas with those Japanese entrepreneurs on how to "to re-imagine the future of Japanese innovation" in order to make "quirky, weird" tech from Japan globally relevant."

Neat stuff, hey? So to everyone in our Mixi audience today: What do you think the "future of Japanese innovation" might involve? Where might it lead?

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[1] mixiユーザー 07月26日 11:55

As well known, Japan is good at robots technology. This may lead to
marvelous innovation especially in the medical field. Population of
elderly people will be rapidly growing not only in Japan, but also
globally. I myself want to be helped by high tech robots when I am old.

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