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Spreading the use of NFTs by companies and governments through "token graph marketing" - Interview with Daisuke Tokunaga of SUSHI TOP MARKETING Co., Ltd.

2025/03/28 10:00(Updated 2026/06/04 16:13)

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Spreading the use of NFTs by companies and governments through "token graph marketing" - Interview with Daisuke Tokunaga of SUSHI TOP MARKETING Co., Ltd.
目次
  1. What is Token Graph Marketing?
  2. It's not important to popularize terms like NFT and Web3.0
  3. Connecting TV programs, events, and consumers

What is Token Graph Marketing?

Please tell us about your company's business.

Daisuke Tokunaga (hereinafter, Tokunaga): Our vision is to "create a culture of token graph marketing" using NFTs, and we are involved in planning NFT distribution and providing marketing support.

What is token graph marketing?

Tokunaga: NFT ownership history is visualized on the blockchain, and marketing activities can be carried out based on that ownership information.

Token graph marketing is when companies and local governments use NFTs to understand users' ownership information and select the optimal marketing method based on the users' preferences. So you're using NFTs to understand your customers better than ever before and implement effective marketing measures.

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