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A KK in Japan is currently the least expensive option. Basically all you need is to pay for the registration paperwork (about ¥300k) and what used to be a minim
by brandelune 8y ago
A KK in Japan is currently the least expensive option. Basically all you need is to pay for the registration paperwork (about ¥300k) and what used to be a minimum capital of ¥10 million has now no minimum.
There used to be Yugen (limited responsibility) with a minimum capital of ¥3 million but it disappeared with the new KK law.
That was about 12 years ago.
- xevb3k 8y agoDepending on your VISA type you can also operate as a sole proprietor (kojin jigyo) as I understand it. I think that’s cheaper and easier? I’d still just be tempted to set something up in another country and operate via that until things started to pan out.