Companies in Tokyo, Japan

GitLab provides a DevSecOps platform for software teams to plan, build, secure and deploy applications across cloud and self-managed environments.

Mercari operates marketplaces for individual and business sellers, alongside payment, credit and crypto services in Japan and the US.

Daikin manufactures air conditioners, heat pumps, refrigeration systems and fluorochemicals for homes, commercial buildings and industrial customers.

Springer Nature publishes journals, books, and learning and health content for researchers, educators, and healthcare professionals.

Stripe Japan provides payment, billing, fraud prevention, and commerce infrastructure to companies operating in Japan.

PwC Japan is a network of firms providing assurance, consulting, deals, tax and legal services to companies and public-sector clients.

Citi is a global bank providing payments, markets, corporate banking, wealth management and U.S. credit cards to institutions and consumers.

Zoom is a cloud communications provider offering meetings, chat, phone, contact-center and AI tools to businesses and individual users.

SEGA develops and publishes console, PC and mobile games for players worldwide, including Sonic, Like a Dragon and Persona titles.

Mitsubishi Electric supplies automation, energy, building, mobility, home, IT and semiconductor products to industrial, public and consumer markets.

Canon supplies cameras, printers, medical imaging systems and industrial equipment to consumers, businesses and healthcare providers.

Fujitsu provides consulting, cloud and managed IT services, software, computing platforms and networks to businesses and public-sector organizations.

Dell Technologies supplies PCs, servers, storage, networking and related services to businesses, public institutions and consumers.

Komatsu manufactures construction, mining and utility equipment and provides industrial machinery, services and financing to equipment customers.

NEC provides IT services, networks, AI, software and computing systems to governments, telecom operators and businesses worldwide.

Notion develops a connected workspace for docs, wikis, projects, databases, and AI-assisted work used by individuals and teams.

ZOZO operates fashion marketplace ZOZOTOWN and styling app WEAR, serving shoppers and brands with commerce, resale and measurement tools.

Nokia supplies fixed, mobile, IP, optical and data-center networks and licenses technology to telecom, cloud and enterprise customers.

Octopus Energy is a global energy and technology group supplying power and gas, managing renewables, and licensing Kraken software to utilities.

Twilio provides communications APIs and customer-data software that businesses use to add messaging, voice, email, authentication, and engagement tools.

Elastic develops Elasticsearch and cloud software for search, observability and security, used by developers, IT operations and security teams.

LY Corporation operates LINE, Yahoo! JAPAN and PayPay, providing messaging, search, e-commerce, advertising and financial services.

Preferred Networks develops AI chips, computing infrastructure, foundation models and industry solutions for enterprises and researchers.