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Look what a language barrier could do to a product presentation. LOL. Japanese CEO Takahito Iguchi made me giggled by his one-word responses to questions about his product "Tonchidot" for a mobile social tagging product.


He had answers like "Imagination!", "We have a patent", and "Never" when asked with lengthy questions. The audience could not help but laugh. It was a very enjoyable presentation -- one of a kind!

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