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    <title>Sealed, Stamped, and Stuck: Six Documents Standing Between You and a Japanese Corporate Bank Account</title>
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    <description>Opening a corporate bank account in Japan remains one of the most paperwork-intensive steps for foreign founders — and the hanko requirement catches nearly every American off guard. Here are the six documents you must have ready, plus which banks are worth your time.</description>
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    <title>Before You File: A Founder&#039;s Field Guide to Choosing Between a Kabushiki Kaisha and a Godo Kaisha</title>
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    <description>Choosing between a Kabushiki Kaisha and a Godo Kaisha is one of the first — and most consequential — decisions an American founder will make when entering the Japanese market. This guide translates both structures into familiar C-Corp and LLC terms, with real cost figures, filing timelines, and insight into what Japanese banks and investors expect to see.</description>
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