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13 stories about Tokyo
"Israel is very advanced in tech, it's a great opportunity for cooperation"
04.07.23
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CTech, Ariela Karmel
Hiroo Mori, Director and Executive VP of Mori Building, a leading real estate developer in Japan, shared his optimistic view on Israel-Japan business relations going forward
“The future between Israel and Japan is very promising”
31.05.23
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CTech
Shigesaburo Okumura, Head of International News at Nikkei, was speaking at the Israel-Japan Conference in Tokyo
“Despite the differences, this is a great time for Japan and Israel to be working together”
31.05.23
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CTech
Yumiko Murakami, General Manager at MPower Partners, was speaking at Calcalist’s Israel-Japan Conference in Tokyo
“The bond and trust you build with your Japanese team members will help you overcome the challenges together”
31.05.23
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CTech
Yuta Iguchi, COO of Million Steps, a Tokyo-based boutique consulting firm, was speaking at the Israel-Japan Conference in Tokyo
Who's who at the upcoming Israel-Japan Conference
29.05.23
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Omer Kabir
The first Israel-Japan conference, hosted by Calcalist and Discount Bank, will include three days of meetings, networking, and lectures with some of the biggest players in the Japanese economy and business sector
"Israelis are good at creating something from nothing, but the Japanese will take it from two to ten"
23.05.23
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Maayan Manela
Eyal Agmoni, Chairman of Chartered Group, spoke to Calcalist ahead of the Israel-Japan conference in Tokyo next week
Chemi Peres: "Israeli high-tech can learn from the Japanese how to establish a long-term industry"
10.05.23
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Maya Nahum Shahal
The Peres Center's joint Israeli-Japanese innovation project, JIIP, will be featured at Calcalist’s conference in Tokyo later this month
Automakers showcase pandemic-resistant innovation in Tokyo
29.03.21
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Tomer Hadar
Covid-19 has spurred automakers to add some surprisingly sophisticated gadgets and update older vehicle models, befitting the escape-like mentality
El Al Starts Sale of Direct Flights to Tokyo
27.08.19
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CTech
Israel’s national carrier first announced the direct route in May
Website Building Company Wix to Expand Operations to Japan
22.07.19
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Adi Pick
Wix’s new office, located in Tokyo, will host a marketing department and partnership team, and, starting in October, will also include a call center for Japanese customers
El Al Launching Tel Aviv to Tokyo Route
29.05.19
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Adi Pick
In January, Calcalist reported a plan to start operating direct flights between the two countries
First Direct Flight from Japan to Israel Takes Off in September
06.02.19
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Adi Pick
The first flight will depart from Tel Aviv at 4:30 p.m. on September 13, and the first return flight will take off from Tokyo on September 14 at 1 p.m.
Tel Aviv Ranked 19th Most Expensive City in UBS Report
29.05.18
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Michal Margalit, Ynet
A person earning an average wage in Tel Aviv has to work 101.2 hours to purchase an iPhone X, nearly twice as much as the average New Yorker