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Manē no Tora

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How it feels

Entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to a panel of wealthy investors hoping to secure funding. The investors decide whether to offer money in exchange for a stake in the company.

high-stakescompetitivetenseinspiringfast-pacednerve-wrackingambitious

What happens

Manē no Tora (マネーの虎; lit. "Money Tigers" or "The Tigers of Money") is a Japanese reality television game show that was broadcast from October 2001 until March 2004 on Nippon TV (Nippon Television) in Japan, initially only broadcasting in the late Saturday night slot in the Kantō region, before broadcasting nationwide in the Friday prime time slot. The show was hosted by Eisaku Yoshida, with entrepreneurs trying to convince a group of investors called 'Tigers' to invest in their company. The show was later adapted by the BBC (British Broadcasting Company) in the United Kingdom as Dragons' Den and by the ABC (American Broadcasting Company) in the United States of America as Shark Tank, with many other countries also having an adaption. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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