Question 1

How many EdTech investors are in Japan?

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AngelBacked's database includes 27+ verified EdTech investors in Japan. This includes angel investors, venture capitalists, and family offices actively investing in EdTech startups.

Question 2

What is the average check size for EdTech VCs in Japan?

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Check sizes for EdTech investors in Japan vary by stage: angel investors typically write $25K-$100K checks, while VCs range from $500K to $5M+ for early-stage EdTech rounds. You can filter our database by check size to find investors matching your raise.

Question 3

How do I find EdTech angel investors in Japan?

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Use AngelBacked's search filters to find EdTech investors specifically in Japan. Each profile includes verified contact information, investment thesis, recent portfolio companies, and preferred check sizes. You can export unlimited investor lists for your outreach.

Question 4

Do Japan EdTech investors prefer local startups?

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While some Japan investors prefer local EdTech startups for easier access, many invest globally, especially post-2020. Our database shows each investor's geographic preferences so you can target those open to remote investments.

Question 5

What stages do EdTech investors in Japan focus on?

Accepted Answer

Japan's EdTech investor community covers all stages from pre-seed to growth. Most activity is at seed and Series A for EdTech startups. Filter our database by stage to find investors matching your company's current phase.

EdTech Investors in Japan

Isao Yasuda

Jiro Kumakura

Keisuke Tatsuoka

Ayu Shinoyama

Kazuhiko Miyama

Tasuke Nakagawa

Yasuhiko Yurimoto

David Milstein

Michiko Kohyama

Shinichiro (Sheen) Komoto

Junichi Murata

Yosuke Ouchi

Liena Suzuki

Manabu Ando

Eriko Suzuki

Joichi Ito

Hideki Shigematsu

Yosuke Takata

Yusuke Amano

Tatsuo Tsutsumi

David Yip

Toshiki Miyake

Hideki Kumekawa

Natsuko Shiraki

Pina Hirano

Eric F.

Dominique Chen

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