Japan’s hot startup stocks have two things in common: they do business in areas that could be described as mundane, and they’ve pushed their founders in the league of the ultra-wealthy.
Take AI inside Inc., which helps turn handwritten documents into electronic files. Or Freee K.K., a provider of cloud-based accounting. Or Rakus Co., whose goal is to help small and medium enterprises with their bookkeeping and emailing services.
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