Pinterest has finally launched in Japan with a slew special features and sub-categories unique to the Japanese version. This demonstrates Pinterest’s commitment to offer a more localized experience instead of just porting over its service in a different language.
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Pinterest has finally launched a Japanese version of its service
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Published November 12, 2013
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Visual bookmarking and curation site Pinterest has finally launched a Japanese version of its service, more than a year after it indicated its interest in the country after inking a link with Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten.
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