Closing the gap between management and engineering.
Fushikaden K.K. is an advisory firm in Tokyo, founded in 2011. We take on technical and organizational due diligence, and the design and delivery of AI adoption — with the same person accountable from start to finish, and no layers of subcontracting.
We built a company, sold it, and now work on the buyer’s side.
The founder built a mobile game business to just under 30 employees, and sold that business to Appirits in 2018. For the two years that followed he served as Appirits’ Executive Officer and CTO, leading an engineering organization of 300–400, and was involved in the company’s IPO preparation (Appirits listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2021). In 2021 he founded a software development company and, as its Representative Director, grew it to around 150 people.
Not an outside adviser. An owner who has run development organizations.
In software since 1999. Representative Director of two companies, and Executive Officer and CTO over an engineering organization of 300–400. Hiring, financing and shutting things down were decisions made in his own name — which is a different position from advising an organization on how to improve.
Inquiries from investors, acquirers and companies entering the Japanese market are welcome. A LinkedIn message is the fastest route; we reply within three business days.