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1. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s Startup Strategy King Salmon Project Hands-On Event for the Media May 18, 2022 Miyasaka Manabu Vice Governor of Tokyo
2. Why is Tokyo providing support to startups?
3.  The world’s startups agilely capture the latest needs of the age and successively generate new products and services.  There were also startups that grew rapidly during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing response to the outbreak, such as services for remote work, online education, and unmanned robotics. Startups change the world 2
4. Startups drive the U.S. economy 3 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 米国 日本 No. of Companies 312 154 157 24 33% 13% 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 米国 日本 Market Capitalization Approx. USD 3.8T Approx. USD 380 B The U.S. is 10 times the size of Japan Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, Home Depot, eBay, Google, facebook, etc. Only 5 are genuinely newly formed companies (Softbank, Rakuten, Renesas, J:com, Yamada Denki) the remaining 19 were formed by privatization, mergers, holdings, etc. Forbes Global 2000 ※excluding the financial sector Companies established from 1980 on Japan USA USA Japan Sources: April 2014 Meeting of Startup Experts, Forbes Global 2000 2013, Bloomberg, Financial Quest
5. Change in market capitalization （※ indicates IT companies） 順位 企業名 時価総額 （億ドル） 国名 1 NTT 1,638.6 Japan 2 Industrial Bank of Japan 715.9 Japan 3 Sumitomo Bank 695.9 Japan 4 Fuji Bank 670.8 Japan 5 Dai-ichi Kangyo Bank 660.9 Japan 6 IBM 646.5 USA 7 Mitsubishi Bank 592.7 Japan 8 Exxon 549.2 USA 9 TEPCO 544.6 Japan 10 Royal Dutch Shell 543.6 USA 2018 (Heisei 30) 1989 (Heisei 1) 順位 企業名 時価総額 （億ドル） 国名 1 Apple 9,409.5 USA 2 Amazon.com 8,800.6 USA 3 Alphabet 8,336.6 USA 4 Microsoft 8,158.4 USA 5 Facebook 6,092.5 USA 6 Berkshire Hathaway 4,925.0 USA 7 Alibaba Group Holding 4,795.8 China 8 Tencent Holdings 4,557.3 China 9 JPMorgan Chase 3,740.0 USA 10 ExxonMobile 3,446.5 USA Source: “Heisei Keizai Zenshi 30 (Heisei Economy History 30)”, Shukan Diamond magazine, Aug. 25, 2018 issue IT startups grew over the 30 years of the Heisei era 4
6. Meiji era: Companies that support the foundation of Japan’s economy today. （Including companies established by Shibusawa Eiichi） Post-war: Companies that drove Japan’s economic miracle （Birth of global companies from town factories) 1970s-80s: Startup boom 1990s -2000s: Companies leading the current IT sector Startups form the history of Tokyo’s growth 5  Tokyo could be called Japan’s largest startup town, with a history of growing alongside numerous startups.
7.  Startups establish a virtuous cycle of continuous birth of new industries and businesses from Tokyo, and contribute to the growth of Japan as a whole and the solution of global issues. Startups are essential players in building Tokyo’s future 6
8. We must overcome these two major crises, forge a bright future, and pass on an abundant planet to generations to come. Image: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease Climate crisis Image: Earth Literacy Program Two major crises confront humankind 7 Threat of infectious disease
9. 8 The climate crisis is at the point of no return Source: Adaption of “Future Weather Forecast for the Year 2100” Ministry of the Environment The Ministry of the Environment’s weather forecast for Tokyo in the year 2100 Highs 90m/s 43～44℃ Typhoon maximum gust speed This year’s highs Tokyo Summer 2100 Weather Forecast (If the 1.5 degree C target is not achieved) Typhoon Info Typhoon No. 10 Central pressure 870ｈPa Max. gust speed 90ｍ/ｓ As of Aug.21, 2100
10. 9 Responsibilities of cities in the 21st century Overcome the climate crisis Achieve comfortable living Key words are DIGITAL and GREEN
11. Tokyo and Japan's current standings in the world
12. The world's unicorn companies increased 28-fold in 10 years 11 39 478 1104 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 2013年 2020年7月 2022年5月 May 2022 Sources: 2013 https://techcrunch.com/2013/11/02/welcome-to-the-unicorn-club/ 2020・2021 https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGKKZO73540040S1A700C2EA5000/ 2013 July 2020
13. Sources: <Japan> Calculations by the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency based on data from the “Annual Report on Employment Insurance Services” of the Japan Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare ＜USA＞United States Census Bureau, “The Business Dynamics Statistics” ＜UK, Germany, France＞eurostat Japan’s business entry rate is lower than that of Western countries 12 4.2% 9.1% 13.5% 8.0% 10.9% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0% 10.0% 12.0% 14.0% 16.0% 日本 米国 英国 ドイツ フランス Business Entry Rate Japan UK Germany ※Figures as of 2019 for Japan, as of 2018 for other countries USA France
14. Sources: <Japan> Calculations by the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency based on data from the “Annual Report on Employment Insurance Services” of the Japan Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare ＜USA＞United States Census Bureau, “The Business Dynamics Statistics” ＜UK, Germany, France＞eurostat Japan’s business exit rate is also low, with sluggish business dynamism 13 3.4% 8.5% 11.3% 8.9% 4.7% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0% 10.0% 12.0% 日本 米国 英国 ドイツ フランス Business Exit Rate France Germany UK ※Figures as of 2019 for Japan, as of 2018 for other countries USA Japan
15. 1 Source: Global Startup Ecosystem Ranking https://startupgenome.com/report/gser2021 A gap still exists with the world’s leading cities Tokyo’s ranked 9th in the Global Startup Ecosystem Ranking* 14 CIty 2019 ranking 2020 ranking 2021 ranking Silicon Valley １ 1 1 New York City ２ 2 2 London ３ 2 2 Beijing ３ 4 4 Boston ５ 5 5 Tel Aviv ６ 6 6 Los Angeles ６ 6 7 Shanghai ８ 8 7 TOKYO ー 15 9 Seattle 11 9 10 Washington DC 17 11 11 Paris 9 13 12 Amsterdam 14 12 13 Chicago 16 14 14 Toronto-Waterloo 12 17 14
16. Make Tokyo a world-leading startup city
17. 新たな都政の羅針盤 16 A new compass for the Tokyo government - Carrying on the spirit of Shibusawa and Goto to open new horizons - Future Tokyo: Tokyo’s Long-Term Strategy
18. Tokyo’s business entry rate Composition of projects solving issues facing the government 12％（FY 2030) Global Startup Ecosystem ranking Within the world’s top 5 （2030） 100 （FY 2020 – 2030) Startups generated by the Tokyo Metropolitan University 40 （2005 - 2030） Innovation Cities Index ranking Maintain the global no. 1 position （2030） “Future Tokyo” Strategy: Startup KPIs 17 4.8％（as of 2019）▶▶▶ 9th（as of 2021）▶▶▶ 1st（as of 2018）▶▶▶ 20（as of 2022）▶▶▶
19. Tokyo’s startup-related measures: 8 fields 18 Accelerator program, PoC test support Raising capital Consultation desks, startup support for foreign nationals, etc. Government procurement, government collaboration Human resource development Provision of places Equipment sharing Ecosystem
20. ・DX Social Implementation Project ・Tokyo 5G Boosters GEMStartup TOKYO NEXs Tokyo Accelerator program PoC test support Business creation and match ups, etc. TOKYO Re:STARTER X-HUB TOKYO Blockbuster TOKYO AOYAMA STARTUP ACCELERATION CENTER APT Women ・Fundraising support for foreign entrepreneurs ・Project to support the preparation of an R&D environment (wet lab rent subsidy) ・Venture capital fund ・Startup subsidy program ・゛Sogyo゛TMG SMEs loan program ・Program to support startups by women, youth, and seniors ・Support for raising capital through crowdfunding ・Support for growth of DX startups using funds ・Tokyo strategic innovation promotion project For company establishment For growth Tokyo Senior Business Grand Prix TOKYO STARTUP GATEWAY ・Project to develop human resources for drug design, medical data science and innovation ・Promotion of shared use of university equipment, etc. ・Provision of Tokyo’s incubation facilities Startup Ecosystem Tokyo Consortium King Salmon Project UPGRADE with TOKYO Tokyo Innovative Recognition and Trial Purchase Program Program to increase foreign entrepreneurs Business Development Center TOKYO Tokyo One-Stop Business Establishment Center Tokyo Startup Station ・Promotion of social implementation utilizing joint research with universities and the 5G environment ・Project to promote the introduction of smart services through startup collaboration, etc. Accelerator program / PoC test support Raising capital Consultation desks, startup support for foreign nationals, etc. Government procurement, government collaboration Provision of places / Equipment sharing Human resource development Ecosystem 19 Landscape map of Tokyo’s startup-related measures PoC Ground Tokyo ・Innovation Tokyo Project
21. 20 StartUp City: Tokyo
22.  Create a stage to not only let the world know about Tokyo’s attractions and potential, but to gather innovators from around the world.  Build competitive relationships for friendly rivalry among the world’s startups and leading cities that will take each other to further heights. Tokyo to host new global events in 2023 21
23. Thank you!