• Fogg

  Participated · Series A · Sep 2024

  Fogg runs RAFFLE, a guaranteed-win online lottery platform where users obtain original merchandise and digital content. The company provides end-to-end services covering planning, manufacturing, delivery, and customer support for its campaigns. RAFFLE’s clients include Yoshimoto Kogyo, Shufutoseikatsusha, and Shueisha. Fogg has raised a total of ¥600 million across Series A and B rounds, including approximately ¥300 million in the most recent Series B. The latest funding will be deployed to boost marketing for its online original merchandise business and to enhance AI-powered operations. Founded in June 2013, the company has stated goals toward pursuing an eventual IPO.

• Yadokari

  Participated · Series B · May 2024

  YADOKARI operates a "movable-asset" (可動産) platform business offering end-to-end services: planning and producing trailer/tiny‑house units, sales, operator support, PR/media and financing. The company has in‑house manufacturing in Aichi and is scaling production capacity (body+chassis ~100 units/year; chassis ~400 units/year) while recruiting nationwide partners. It pursues both B2B use cases (commercial, tourism/leisure) and a future entry into B2C residential markets, alongside region‑focused projects and PoCs for area development. YADOKARI runs services such as LIFESTOCK (shared ownership/operations) and DOSAN (movable-asset tourism) and operates media and facility projects that support community building. The firm emphasizes cultural and social initiatives, engaging external advisors to co‑create a distinctive cultural sphere and expand impact. Financially, it has raised cumulative funding of approximately ¥470M and is using new capital to strengthen manufacturing, sales/service, hiring and organizational capabilities.

• Sixty Percent

  Participated · Equity · Feb 2024

  60% operates a cross-border fashion e-commerce platform that aggregates brands from over 10 Asian countries, offering more than 1,500 brands and over 110,000 items (as of Feb 2024). The site is skewed to Gen Z: roughly 90% of users are in their teens and twenties. The company runs its own cross-border EC solution covering logistics, language, payments and customer service, enabling brands to begin selling globally within three days of contracting. Since its prior funding round in April 2021, monthly GMV has grown more than fivefold and the number of listed brands has tripled. 60% is rebranding as it begins a “second chapter,” planning accelerated domestic expansion, global rollout and broader hiring across executive, product, engineering and marketing roles. It plans to launch global versions of its product (web and app) in early 2024 to evolve into a global marketplace.

No current team members are available.