TOKYO -- One of Japan's leading female entrepreneurs says the country must push to become Asia's largest startup hub by luring global capital and talent.
Tomoko Namba warns 'lack of innovation' has hit country's economic power

Tomoko Namba, the founder of Japanese online service provider DeNA, speaks during an interview on Nov. 5. (Source photos by Kotaro Igarashi and Takuya Fujisawa)
TOKYO -- One of Japan's leading female entrepreneurs says the country must push to become Asia's largest startup hub by luring global capital and talent.