About
The Tokyo Ticker is written by Takuya Inoue.
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What this publication covers
The Tokyo Ticker covers Japanese equities for readers outside Japan: market themes and the Tokyo Stock Exchange reform story, deep dives on individual listed companies, and practical guidance on how foreign investors actually access this market.
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Important
I am not registered as a financial instruments business operator (投資助言・代理業) in Japan, and nothing published here is personalised investment advice. Please read thefull disclaimer.