Japan has a powerful weapon in promoting Web 3.0. How do leaders think and what do they have to say?
Web 3.0 is now considered important by the Japanese government and major corporations, and in light of the global trend towards stricter regulations, this year is said to hold an opportunity for Japan to take the lead in Web 3.0. In particular, Japan's content IP and the gaming domain, which is gaining popularity around the world, are important for the growth of the Web 3.0 domain.
Since last year, the first year of Web 3.0, the enthusiasm has increased even further, and major Web 3.0-related events are scheduled to take place in Japan in 2023. One such event, the TEAMZ WEB3 SUMMIT, was held on 17 and 18 May, organised by TEAMZ Inc.
This event is an update of the TEAMZ BLOCKCHAIN SUMMIT that the company has held in the past and focuses on Web 3.0. The aim of the event is to bring together world-class speakers and businesses to deepen understanding of the current international situation and industry for the development of Web 3.0 in Japan.
According to the official announcement, 65 exhibitors, over 30 major media companies and more than 100 speakers will take the stage. The scale of the event is truly befitting of a large-scale event. Speakers included leaders at the forefront of the Web 3.0 field in Japan, as well as many top players from overseas.
Our goal is not just to be an event company, but to act as an accelerator for Web 3.0’, said Mr Yang Tianyu, CEO of TEAMZ, prior to the event.
These words strongly indicate that, based on the concept of ‘boosting the Web 3.0 industry in Japan’, he hopes that this event will bring overseas trends to Japan and become a place of new awareness and discovery in order to develop Web 3.0 in a uniquely Japanese way.
