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Cool to see I got some comments! Thanks for the feedback everyone. I'm an expat programmer living in Tokyo and Keiyaku Kekkon is a side project of mine. Got th
by renegadesensei 9y ago
Cool to see I got some comments! Thanks for the feedback everyone.
I'm an expat programmer living in Tokyo and Keiyaku Kekkon is a side project of mine. Got the idea from watching a Japanese drama actually. I'll probably do a "Show HN" eventually. It's still in alpha and kind of buggy. Making websites isn't really my specialty so this project was a cool learning experience.
It's like midnight here and I'm going to bed, but feel free to leave questions or contact me if you want to know more about anything. Peace!
- gnicholas 9y agoAre you targeting the Japanese market, which I understand to have one of the lowest fertility rates? Or are you going after the EU and US markets also? My sense is that the US market for this is not very mature at this point. There is only a little talk of fertility rates, and in fact there are news stories floating around [1] that tout the environmental benefits of having fewer/no children. 1: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/jul/12/want-to-fight-climate-change-have-fewer-children https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/jul/12/want-to-...
- renegadesensei 9y agoYeah it is mainly a Japanese product. I just do all of the copy in English first since that's my first language. Really the service can be used by anyone seeking a marriage partner. From my research I think Japan and east Asia in general is the bigger opportunity.