ABOUT
About OneAsia
Our philosophy
Local insight. Shared perspective. OneAsia began with the idea that an understanding of local tax systems, languages and business practices, combined with professional relationships, can support cross-border business discussions.
Founder
Kenji Yanagisawa
Representative of Yanagisawa and Company. In 2011, he began the OneAsia initiative to connect accounting firms across Asia-Pacific.
Japan office website ↗History
- 2011
- The initiative began with an agreement in Hong Kong.
- 2013
- Japanese-language overseas business support launched across 14 Asian countries.
- 2016
- The coordinating company adopted the name OneAsia International.
20 countries and regions in historical materials
The 2014 brochure lists 20 countries and regions and 24 locations. Its regional classification includes Hong Kong, Taiwan and Hawaii in the United States; it is not a list of 20 sovereign states.
The regions listed are Japan, China, South Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, Mongolia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Myanmar, India, the UAE, Hawaii in the United States, and Australia.
This describes historical materials. It does not establish current membership, operating locations or service languages. Country pages present firm records with individual sources.