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Japan Finance

Government fund

Tokyo · Pre-Seed–Growth

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Investment thesis

Japan Finance Corporation is a government policy-based financial institution providing financing to businesses across Japan. It operates through three coordinated divisions — national life (micro and small enterprises), small and medium enterprise, and agriculture, forestry and fisheries — offering a broad range of loan services. It also supports new business founders and early-stage entrepreneurs, and provides education loans. As a public institution, its mission is to complement private-sector finance and support economic activity through lending rather than equity investment.

Invests inAgTechCrypto & Web3FoodTechSaaSSector AgnosticAsia-PacificHong KongIndiaJapanTokyo

Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.

Stage
Pre-Seed–Growth
Check
$697K – $113M
HQ
Tokyo, JP
Instruments
Debt
Tracked investments
1

What they invest in

from 1 of 1 portfolio companies

AI & Machine Learning ×1IoT ×1Robotics ×1

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Investments · 1 tracked

founders shown can be your intro path
Sensyn Roboticssensyn-robotics.comin

Sensyn Robotics builds SENSYN CORE, an application development platform that combines AI, IoT, and robots (such as drones) to support infrastructure inspection, disaster prevention and damage assessment, and security/monitoring operations.

AI & Machine LearningIoTRobotics

Co-investorsDRONE FUNDEmerald Technology Ventures AgGlobis Capital PartnersNabtesco Technology VenturesSumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank

Frequently asked questions

What stage does Japan Finance invest at?
Japan Finance invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Growth stages.
What is Japan Finance's typical check size?
Japan Finance typically writes checks of $697K – $113M.
What sectors does Japan Finance focus on?
Japan Finance focuses on AgTech, Crypto & Web3, FoodTech, SaaS, Sector Agnostic.
Where is Japan Finance located?
Japan Finance is headquartered in Tokyo, JP.

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