2 Part 1: Market Analysis Report [20 points] As a first step, we want to determine if the problem that we have proposed is indeed a relevant one to solve. To do this, we need to identify the market for the proposed problem. The market for us to investigate is: Japanese language learners interested in software solutions. Even if we find a wide market, we also need to know if it makes commercial sense to purse it (even if a software product is potentially very useful, it doesn't matter if no one will actually pay for it). It might be that the market is saturated with existing products, making little sense to develop a new one. This is a research report: you should use your research skills to learn more about the market for Japanese learning software. Note that we aren't expecting a super fancy report - we haven't actually taught you how to do formal market analysis, that will come later in your education - rather we want to start thinking about how we can create value for real customers using the technical skills we've been acquiring. Your report will be comprised of two sections that aim to answer the following: 1. What is the commercial market (if any) for software to aid Japanese learners