Japan online fish seller raises $1.5m VC round
Hachimenroppi, a Japanese firm that operates an IT-enabled fresh fish distribution platform, has secured a JPY150 million ($1.5 million) round of investment from Pygmalion No 2, a venture fund managed by Tokyo-based firm Value Create. Two strategic investors - PR consulting company Vector Group International and logistics firm Winroader - also participated.
Hachimenroppi - which previously received backing from Skyland Ventures and Rheos Capital Works - was set up in 2007. The company, whose name translates as "versatile," has been described as the "Amazon...
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