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In this Japanese TV feature, host Courtney Pulitzer explains her role as a connector in New York’s burgeoning “Silicon Alley” tech scene. She organizes exclusive cocktail parties that bring together IT companies, investors, and media, creating a unique networking business that attracts sponsorship and media attention. The segment then shifts to a cultural trend among New York executives: the resurgence of fountain pens as status symbols. Pulitzer showcases several limited‑edition pens—an Apollo‑11 commemorative model and a Lindbergh‑engine‑cap pen—detailing their rarity, price (≈¥300,000), and the importance of pulling out the right pen for high‑stakes signings. The conversation highlights how these analog tools serve as personal branding devices in an otherwise digital era.

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