“Everything only works”: Why did an Indian neuroscience seek Tokyo to build a startup using a Japanese starting visa

Amid recent discussions about the difficulties of starting in India, Reddit Post has taken attention to sharing the reason for choosing the author to Japan instead of his country of origin to launch his project.

Redditor claims to be from New Delhi, who eventually ended up to the launch of a full start in Japan. His story is rooted in innovation, international opportunity, and a deep appreciation of a society where, as he puts it, “everything only works.”

The Indian researcher moved to Japan in 2023 to follow his doctorate in neuroscience. But his way took an unexpected turn when he developed a new way to learn the language rooted in neuroscience. The penetration was convincing enough to lead it to a bold step: a doctorate leakage and a commercial work based on its discovery.

“I had two options,” wrote in the Reddit post now. “Return to India or stay in Japan and build a startup there.”

His decision was driven by Patan and a professional comparison with the start -up environment in India. “After living in Japan nearly two years ago, I fell in love with the country. Everything was a good, clean and peaceful.

Busta also admitted the conflicts faced by many entrepreneurs in India, saying: “Reading about the stressful experience of many Indian founders in this sub -, in an attempt to survive in the nightmare of the Indian bureaucracy, I only strengthened my resolve.”

Enter the startup visa in Japan-a relatively underground immigration program that provides foreign project owners an opportunity to build a startup with an idea only. The visa does not require an immediate investment of capital, employment, or even a material office – the features that made it perfectly suitable for a single founder who just began.

“After a strict operation, I finally got a startup visa in Japan. Now I build a startup in Tokyo and enjoy every second of it,” he wrote.

His position was crowned with a message to the ambitious Indian entrepreneurs: “Life is very short and valuable in the struggle forever. Your potential is not lost as your skills are not estimated.”