How do Japanese firms implanted in China adapt their management to local needs, employee culture, and context? Prof. Keikoh Ryu, Keio Business School, shares research that explores the issue with […]
Japanese firms contribute significantly to China’s economy, with many subsidiaries employing thousands of Chinese employees. What managerial approach do these firms use to ensure both employee motivation and wellbeing, and […]
Profs. Kimura and Mototaka explore how we can understand the relationship between a mother and her daughter through their fashion consumption
Yoi‐Shigoto: Lessons in CSR by Prof. Yingyan Wang of Keio University
Professor Hirokazu Kono, Keio Business School, shares the story of Yukichi Fukuzawa, founding father of Keio University.
Takashi Iwamoto, Keio Business School, looks into dream-based innovation and the Everyone’s Dream Award in Japan.
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Prof. Atsuomi Obayashi, Keio Business School, on the “hot” issues facing Tokyo in the run up to the Paralympics
Marc-Alexandre Cartiant pursued a dream to live and work in Japan. He explores setting up a business in the land of the rising sun.
Companies around the world face new challenges beyond simply producing profit. The ancient Japanese concept of Sanpou-Yoshi might help.
