Japanese giants announce Metaverse Economic Zone

In total, the companies JCB, Mizuho, ​​Sumitomo Mitsui, Resona Holdings, Sompo Japan Insurance, Toppan, Fujitsu, Mitsubishi UFJ, Mitsubishi Corporation and TBT Lab are part of the project. The idea is to integrate a sequence of technology components to foster industry development across the metaverse.

With the 'Japan's Metaverse Economic Zone companies will develop partnerships to create an open infrastructure that integrates multiple platforms to offer services and experiences to other companies and the general public. 

The spectrum of companies engaged with the Metaverse Economic Zone includes Japanese companies that are leaders in the Asian economy

They integrated metaverse by companies in Japan will offer a series of gamified practices, cities and business possibilities on the web3.

Each company will be responsible for a specific development sector, ranging from designing the space to helping with global expansion.

Technical details, date of presentation to the public and possibility of participation from other countries have not yet been presented.

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