Mitsubishi and other companies will create a Japanese metaverse economic zone

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Several major Japanese technology, manufacturing and financial companies are teaming up to create an open metaverse infrastructure to advance the national Web3 strategy .

IT services company Fujitsu announced that it is collaborating with nine other companies, including automobile manufacturer Mitsubishi and global bank Mizuho, ​​to create an interoperable metaverse called RYUGUKOKU (TBD) to be used to expand the “Japan Metaverse Economic Zone”.

The goal of the meta-alliance is to help corporations create a foundation for Web3 marketing, work reform and initiatives in areas of consumer experience. RYUGUKOKU (TBD) will serve as a virtual world to connect users to various Web3 services created by companies and government agencies.

The platform will also implement “auto-learning avatars” that will collect information about users in order to provide a personalized metaverse experience. Set "Pegasus World Kit" will help users create gamified metaverses, and his “Multi-Magic Passport” will provide identification and payment methods to facilitate interaction in the metaverse.

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