Japan VCs invest $3m in Tokyo tech boot camp
Life is Tech, a Tokyo-based IT boot camp program for elementary and junior high school students, has raised JPY310 million (about $3 million) from Japanese investors Jafco, Mistletoe, KCJ Group, DeNA and Recruit Holdings.
The program teaches kids mobile app development and movie-making in three different types of course: a short-term boot camp; an online program; or a year-long series of face-to-face courses. More than...
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