Innovative start-ups could be the key to reviving declining industries and deepening business connections between Australia and Japan. But as budding entrepreneurs are learning, breaking into Japan's conservative market is easier said than done.Joshua Flannery and Kaoru Nishinakagawa are two of the co-founders of Innovation Dojo, a Sydney-based incubator that runs start-up bootcamps designed to help entrepreneurs foster cross-cultural business collaboration between Australia and Japan."Both countries are looking to entrepreneurship and innovation as the hope for dying traditional industries…READ FULL ARTICLE