Entrepreneurship must be encouraged more if Japan is to play a key role on the global stage, and foreign entrepreneurs are in a great position to lead the way, experts said at a recent conference in Tokyo.
"Japan has grown too structured, which has been a strength but is now a weakness," said Sanjeev Sinha, president of Sun and Sands Advisors Co., a Japan-based consultancy that advises companies doing business between India and Japan.
"Failure has been a big stigma and there is a lack of institutions for ventures," he said.
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