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YGG Japan elevates blockchain games to provide accessible content for all gamers in Japan and lead them to the world of “Play-to-Earn”.

Bankers Holding owns the banker group's internet-based financial services firms. They provide fixed-rate investment products that lend funds raised through loan-type funds from general investors to companies.

AppBrew Inc. is a Japanese company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Tokyo. It specializes in the development of LIPS, a mobile application designed as a beauty-focused social media platform. LIPS allows users to share and read authentic reviews on a wide range of products, including cosmetics, nail care, personal care, and hair care from various brands. The application serves as a valuable resource for consumers seeking to gather information and insights about beauty products and accessories, making informed purchasing decisions.

Jido Inc. is a Palo Alto-based company specializing in the design and development of application programming interfaces (APIs) for augmented reality (AR) software. The company's technology enables digital content to have a shared and persistent presence in the real world, enhancing AR experiences across different users and devices. Jido's applications are particularly beneficial for retailers, facilitating contactless, physical-to-digital shopping experiences that effectively bridge the gap between physical and digital environments. With a research team originating from the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Labs and the Cornell Robot Learning Lab, Jido leverages a deep understanding of users' spatial context to ensure seamless and engaging interactions with AR content.

VooST is a video production company that handles famous vtubers, a music office, and major distribution companies. They offer services for events and media appearances to music production.

Funplex utilizes game management know-how by GREE to transfer the game management carried out by client companies and increase its value. The company was founded in October 2015 and is based in Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan.

Newestage is the developer of Stager Live, a live-streaming mobile app in Japan.

Quant Japan is a digital marketing agency based in Tokyo, Japan, founded in 2017. As a subsidiary of LANCERS Inc., the company specializes in media engagement metrics, strategy planning, and content creation. Quant Japan focuses on enhancing its clients' advertising efforts, aiming to provide opportunities and value through innovative marketing solutions. By leveraging data-driven insights, the company supports businesses in effectively reaching their target audiences and maximizing their marketing impact.

Alter is a platform SDK consisting of a real-time 3D avatar system and motion capture built from scratch for web3 interoperability and the open metaverse. Developers can pipe avatars into their apps, games, and websites. They offer computer vision, 3d technology, web3, machine learning, avatars, rendering engines, blockchain, and NFTs.

FOWD, Inc. is a Tokyo-based entertainment company established in 2017, specializing in the development and operation of a smartphone novel platform. The company focuses on chat fiction, offering a unique application that presents text content in a chat format, allowing users to engage with serialized novels as if they are participating in real-time conversations. This innovative approach enables users to access free content daily, creating a new form of entertainment that blends traditional storytelling with modern communication styles.

AppBrew Inc. is a Japanese company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Tokyo. It specializes in the development of LIPS, a mobile application designed as a beauty-focused social media platform. LIPS allows users to share and read authentic reviews on a wide range of products, including cosmetics, nail care, personal care, and hair care from various brands. The application serves as a valuable resource for consumers seeking to gather information and insights about beauty products and accessories, making informed purchasing decisions.

One Media, Inc. is a Tokyo-based company established in 2014 that specializes in visual storytelling through animated messages. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services, including YouTube channel production, social media video creation, marketing, and live stream planning. One Media focuses on transforming client messages into engaging video content, emphasizing in-house capabilities for video distribution, viewing data analysis, and creative planning. By maintaining control over the entire production process, One Media aims to deliver distinctive and valuable video content tailored to its clients' needs.

Cyber Security Cloud, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, specializes in developing web security services enhanced by artificial intelligence (AI). The company offers Shadankun, a service that detects and blocks cyber-attacks on websites and web servers, and WafCharm, which automates AWS WAF rules using AI and big data. Additionally, Cyber Security Cloud provides managed rules for AWS WAF and is involved in research and analysis of cyber-attacks, as well as the development of AI technology.

Candee Inc. is a Tokyo-based production company founded in 2015 that specializes in online video production and talent management. The company provides a range of services, including advertising, video editing, branding, content creation, public relations, and digital marketing. Through its online platform, Candee produces advertising and media videos, focusing particularly on mobile content, which allows businesses to effectively advertise and manage talent in the digital space.

Jiraffe Inc., founded in 2014 and based in Tokyo, Japan, is a media business company that specializes in the planning, development, and management of internet services. The company operates platforms that allow customers to compare prices for iPhone repairs and parts replacements, as well as buy and sell smartphones individually. Additionally, Jiraffe offers a flea market trading application focused on items like trading cards, sneakers, and hobbyist collectibles, enabling users to make informed purchasing decisions and trade authentic products.

Popshoot, Inc. is a fintech company based in Tokyo, Japan, founded on October 15, 2015. The company specializes in developing a mobile application that facilitates loan management activities and offers tools for predicting cryptocurrency prices, specifically focusing on Bitcoin. Its flagship product, Pota Coin, is designed to help users, ranging from beginners to experienced investors, learn about cryptocurrency in an engaging manner. The application functions as a virtual wallet for Ethereum and provides users with features to simulate, manage, and enhance their understanding of Bitcoin, ultimately aiming to improve their investment returns in the cryptocurrency market.

Immersv, Inc. is a technology company based in Castro Valley, California, that specializes in mobile virtual reality application distribution. Founded in 2015, Immersv has developed a platform that facilitates the discovery and advertising of virtual reality content, leveraging interactive 360-degree advertising and programmatic real-time bidding. This platform enables advertisers to effectively connect with consumers through immersive experiences in virtual reality, augmented reality, and mobile 360 content. By providing tools for developers, Immersv supports the distribution and monetization of VR applications and games, ultimately contributing to the mass adoption of digital markets in the evolving landscape of interactive entertainment.

Node, recently acquired by SugarCRM, fuels Sugar's time-aware CX platform to help businesses by automatically forecasting expected outcomes and highlighting previously unforeseen challenges and opportunities. Extending Sugar’s time-aware CX platform, Node’s AI technology adds the most coveted element of time—the future. The combined solution offers wide-ranging capabilities for sales, marketing, and service teams. Node enables users of business applications to see into the future. Powered by Artificial Intuition™ technology, Node is the first turnkey AI-as-a-service platform focused on powering predictable business outcomes, which enterprises can use to quickly and seamlessly build advanced AI into both customer-facing and internal applications without investing years and millions of dollars on risky AI experiments. Applications powered by Node can deliver predictions that enable users to make smarter connections and decisions about how to engage with customers, employees, investors, and partners. Node was founded by Google's youngest employee, Falon Fatemi, and it's renowned technology team includes the Godfather of Search, Louis Monier who created Alta Vista, and Michael Radovancevich former CTO of Taleo and OpenX. Node is backed by Mark Cuban, NEA, Avalon Ventures, and JetBlue Technology Ventures.

Medley, Inc. is a Tokyo-based company established in 2009, specializing in recruitment and medical business platforms in Japan. The company operates through three primary segments: Recruitment Platform Business, Medical Platform Business, and New Services. Its key offerings include JobMedley, a recruitment system tailored for the medical and healthcare sectors; CLINICS Telemedicine, enabling virtual consultations between patients and medical institutions; and CLINICS, a cloud-based medical support system. Medley also provides MEDLEY, a medical information service designed to aid patients, and Kaigo-no Honne, a platform for searching nursing care facilities. Additionally, the company develops medical accounting software, thereby contributing to the healthcare industry's digital transformation. Medley aims to facilitate enhanced communication and connection between patients and healthcare providers, promoting a comprehensive understanding of medical information in society.

3 Minute is a specialized content production agency focused on managing and developing female YouTube influencers. The company recruits popular models and celebrities, providing them with the necessary support to create and promote engaging video content. By concentrating on producing attractive and concise videos, typically around three minutes long, 3 Minute helps influencers establish their careers as content creators. This business model not only enhances the visibility of the talents but also allows them to generate revenue through advertising proceeds on their YouTube channels.

Bushiroad Inc. is a Japanese company engaged in the planning, development, production, and sales of a diverse range of trading card games and digital games. Founded in 2007 and based in Tokyo, the company also creates and distributes character goods, merchandise, and items for vending machines, while producing arcade prizes and operating an e-commerce shop. Additionally, Bushiroad is involved in the publication of Gekkan Bushiroad, a monthly magazine featuring comics and trading card game information. The company produces television programs, operates an internet radio platform, and provides various services, including product planning, media agency services, and voice actor management. It also ventures into professional wrestling entertainment and manages fan clubs, enhancing its multifaceted presence in the entertainment industry.

PerBlue - DragonSoul is a mobile role playing game developed by PerBlue.

Theta EdgeCloud is the leading decentralized cloud for AI, media and entertainment. The platform empowers AI teams with unrivaled GPU price-to-performance as the first hybrid cloud-edge computing architecture. Strategic corporate investors include Samsung NEXT, Sony Innovation Fund, media investors BDMI Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments, CAA Creative Artists Agency, and traditional Silicon Valley VCs including DCM and Sierra Ventures.

HotelQuickly is a mobile booking platform that specializes in last-minute hotel reservations, offering travelers a straightforward and efficient way to book affordable accommodations. Founded in December 2012 by a group of five entrepreneurs, the company launched its services in March 2013 across several Asian markets, including Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Thailand, and quickly expanded to other regions such as Vietnam, Australia, and New Zealand. With a user base of 1.5 million and access to over 200,000 hotels worldwide, HotelQuickly caters to the needs of modern travelers seeking same-day bookings at 3 to 5-star hotels. The company, headquartered in Hong Kong with an additional office in Bangkok, has also integrated other platforms, such as the Japanese app Tonight, to enhance its offerings. Over the years, HotelQuickly has secured $5.6 million in funding, which has fueled its growth and innovation in the competitive travel industry. Its impact and developments have been recognized by various media outlets, highlighting its role in transforming the hotel booking experience.

Spaces, officially formed in January 2016, says it’s already working on a range of VR and mixed-reality projects with companies including NBCUniversal, Microsoft, Big Blue Bubble and the Hettema Group. Platforms it’s developing for include Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, Microsoft HoloLens, Samsung Gear VR, PlayStation VR and Google Cardboard. “Spaces has a compelling and clear vision to be the catalyst for companies looking to create VR and MxR (mixed reality) experiences,” Comcast Ventures managing director Michael Yang said in a statement. “Spaces is combining remarkable capabilities, tools and creativity to push the boundaries of the VR frontier.”

BizReach is a leading online career networking service in Japan, transforming the executive recruitment landscape by allowing career-oriented professionals to connect directly with employers and recruiters. Often likened to "LinkedIn of Japan," BizReach enables over half a million executives to explore career opportunities through a secure platform where they can share their resume information exclusively with talent-seeking organizations. This service has disrupted traditional executive search methods by functioning as a cloud-based talent sourcing platform. Complementing BizReach, CareerTrek focuses on connecting young professionals in their 20s and early 30s with potential employers, leveraging a recommendation engine to enhance job matching. Additionally, Stanby serves as a comprehensive job search engine that aggregates postings from numerous job sites, allowing users to access over 4 million job listings in one search. Stanby also offers a free cloud-based applicant tracking system for employers, streamlining job posting and candidate management processes. Together, these platforms aim to modernize and enhance recruitment practices in Japan's HR services industry.

Experiment 7, Inc. is a game studio established in 2015, with headquarters in New York, New York, and an additional location in San Diego, California. The company specializes in the development of virtual reality strategy games that offer immersive gaming experiences. By focusing on creating games that are both tactically deep and easily accessible, Experiment 7 aims to cater to a wide audience, allowing players to engage with friends for game nights or connect with new players online. Their innovative approach to virtual reality gaming is designed to provide a "better than life" experience, enhancing social interactions through shared gameplay.

Wiselike is a knowledge-sharing platform that empowers individuals to create personalized professional Q&A pages where they can engage with others by answering questions based on their expertise and life experiences. The platform facilitates interaction between users and thought leaders across various industries, enabling them to share insights and broaden their understanding of diverse topics. By allowing users to establish their credibility as trusted sources of knowledge, Wiselike fosters a community of learners who can exchange ideas and enhance their social influence. This unique format not only promotes knowledge sharing but also supports users in honing their expertise and expanding their professional networks.

Farmnote Holdings, established in December 2016 and headquartered in Japan, serves as a strategic and financial management entity for its subsidiaries, Farmnote and Skyark. It oversees the operations of Farmnote, which specializes in agricultural IoT solutions, and Skyark, focusing on web integration services.

Medley, Inc. is a Tokyo-based company established in 2009, specializing in recruitment and medical business platforms in Japan. The company operates through three primary segments: Recruitment Platform Business, Medical Platform Business, and New Services. Its key offerings include JobMedley, a recruitment system tailored for the medical and healthcare sectors; CLINICS Telemedicine, enabling virtual consultations between patients and medical institutions; and CLINICS, a cloud-based medical support system. Medley also provides MEDLEY, a medical information service designed to aid patients, and Kaigo-no Honne, a platform for searching nursing care facilities. Additionally, the company develops medical accounting software, thereby contributing to the healthcare industry's digital transformation. Medley aims to facilitate enhanced communication and connection between patients and healthcare providers, promoting a comprehensive understanding of medical information in society.

Mynet Inc. is a Japanese company that specializes in providing game services, primarily focusing on community and role-playing games for the Japanese and Asian markets. Established in 2006 and headquartered in Tokyo, Mynet offers a range of services including the transfer and redesign of game titles, consulting, data analysis, and the utilization of artificial intelligence. Additionally, the company provides marketing-related services and operates CroPro, a mutual customer network specifically for smartphone games. Notable titles in its portfolio include "Emblem of Falkyrie" and "Angel Master."

AnyTimes is a household services marketplace that facilitates the connection between individuals seeking assistance with everyday tasks and those willing to provide such services. The platform allows users to crowdsource solutions for various needs, ranging from pet care to furniture assembly. By enabling users to submit requests and specify compensation, AnyTimes creates an environment where community members can offer their skills for tasks like cleaning or cooking. This peer-to-peer approach eliminates brokerage fees, fostering a collaborative atmosphere where individuals can support each other in completing daily chores and enhancing their quality of life.

C Channel is an online video media provider that focuses on delivering high-quality content tailored to women aged 20 to 34. The company offers a diverse range of lifestyle-related information, including topics such as hairstyling, food, fashion, and travel tips. By leveraging video as its primary medium, C Channel aims to engage its audience with relevant and inspiring content. Additionally, the company operates as a marketing and advertising agency, specializing in the production and management of impactful influencers to enhance its outreach and effectiveness in connecting with its target demographic.

SmartNews is a news platform that leverages machine learning algorithms to discover and deliver trending news stories across various categories, including business, technology, lifestyle, entertainment, sports, and world news. The platform evaluates tens of millions of articles and social signals to present users with the most relevant and important stories, helping them find quality information beyond traditional filter bubbles. With over 35 million downloads and more than 10 million monthly active users, SmartNews has received numerous accolades, including several "App of the Year" awards. The company has a global presence with offices in Tokyo, San Francisco, and New York, fostering an international culture that emphasizes collaboration and innovation in the quest to provide quality news to users worldwide.

Fringe81 Co, Ltd. is a Tokyo-based company specializing in internet advertising technology and human resources solutions. Founded in 2012, the company provides a range of services designed to enhance advertising efficiency and effectiveness. Its offerings include Unipos, a platform that facilitates peer bonuses to promote employee recognition, and the docomo Ad Network, which leverages real-time data processing for optimized advertising on mobile platforms. Additionally, Fringe81 offers digitalice for measuring video advertisements, Columva, a tool for streamlining ad operations, and TagKnight, a service for managing and testing advertising tags. The company also supports smartphone media monetization and provides consulting services in advertisement planning and operations. As a subsidiary of Fringe81 Holdings Co., Ltd., it continues to innovate within the internet-related business landscape.

StarMaker Interactive Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2010. The company develops a mobile application that allows users to sing, record, and share music videos, facilitating content creation and talent discovery in the digital space. Its flagship applications, StarMaker and The Voice, provide users with access to music catalogs, as well as information on contests, auditions, music video releases, and artist interviews. By combining advanced recording studio technology with a wide-reaching online network, StarMaker empowers artists to manage their careers independently while integrating major media brands and recording artists into its platform. This approach supports the sharing and promotion of user-generated content, moving away from traditional entertainment models.

SEKAIE, Inc. is a technology firm based in Osaka, Japan, established in 2012. The company specializes in the planning and development of internet media and e-commerce software, providing solutions that facilitate real estate valuation and enable users to order and book renovation services for apartments and housing. As of December 31, 2014, SEKAIE operates as a subsidiary of Gree, Inc. Through its innovative software offerings, SEKAIE aims to enhance the online experience for users in the home renovation and real estate sectors.

SmartNews is a news platform that leverages machine learning algorithms to discover and deliver trending news stories across various categories, including business, technology, lifestyle, entertainment, sports, and world news. The platform evaluates tens of millions of articles and social signals to present users with the most relevant and important stories, helping them find quality information beyond traditional filter bubbles. With over 35 million downloads and more than 10 million monthly active users, SmartNews has received numerous accolades, including several "App of the Year" awards. The company has a global presence with offices in Tokyo, San Francisco, and New York, fostering an international culture that emphasizes collaboration and innovation in the quest to provide quality news to users worldwide.

HotelQuickly is a mobile booking platform that specializes in last-minute hotel reservations, offering travelers a straightforward and efficient way to book affordable accommodations. Founded in December 2012 by a group of five entrepreneurs, the company launched its services in March 2013 across several Asian markets, including Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Thailand, and quickly expanded to other regions such as Vietnam, Australia, and New Zealand. With a user base of 1.5 million and access to over 200,000 hotels worldwide, HotelQuickly caters to the needs of modern travelers seeking same-day bookings at 3 to 5-star hotels. The company, headquartered in Hong Kong with an additional office in Bangkok, has also integrated other platforms, such as the Japanese app Tonight, to enhance its offerings. Over the years, HotelQuickly has secured $5.6 million in funding, which has fueled its growth and innovation in the competitive travel industry. Its impact and developments have been recognized by various media outlets, highlighting its role in transforming the hotel booking experience.

gumi Inc. is a Japan-based entertainment company that specializes in developing, operating, and distributing online games for mobile devices. Founded in 2007 by CEO Hironao Kunimitsu, gumi has expanded its presence internationally, with multiple subsidiaries across Asia, Europe, and North America. The company provides a diverse range of services, including native application development, browser-based gaming, and game localization for third-party content. In addition to its core gaming business, gumi is actively involved in the blockchain sector and explores emerging technologies within the XR space, encompassing virtual, augmented, and mixed reality. Headquartered in Tokyo, gumi aims to deliver engaging gaming experiences while maintaining a creative and passionate approach to content development.

StarMaker Interactive Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2010. The company develops a mobile application that allows users to sing, record, and share music videos, facilitating content creation and talent discovery in the digital space. Its flagship applications, StarMaker and The Voice, provide users with access to music catalogs, as well as information on contests, auditions, music video releases, and artist interviews. By combining advanced recording studio technology with a wide-reaching online network, StarMaker empowers artists to manage their careers independently while integrating major media brands and recording artists into its platform. This approach supports the sharing and promotion of user-generated content, moving away from traditional entertainment models.

DabKick Inc., established in 2011 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, develops a mobile application that facilitates real-time interaction among users while they watch videos, view photos, or listen to music together. The DabKick app enables live chat and walkie-talkie-like communication, synchronizing media playback across devices. Backed by international investors such as GREE, PlugAndPlay, and Digital Garage, the company aims to revolutionize social entertainment through its patented media sharing technologies.

Altplus is a company focused on the social game industry, specializing in the planning, development, and management of social games. Through its expertise in game design and user engagement, Altplus aims to create compelling gaming experiences that resonate with players. The company's operations encompass various aspects of game production, ensuring that its offerings are both innovative and aligned with market trends.

Pokelabo, Inc. is a Tokyo-based company established in 2007 that specializes in the planning, development, and management of mobile social applications. As a subsidiary of Mynet Inc. since 2016, Pokelabo focuses on leveraging the unique characteristics of mobile technology to deliver engaging content that can be accessed anytime and anywhere. The company is known for its interactive smartphone games, which are often adapted for television animation and stage performances. Additionally, Pokelabo operates a mobile search site called Pocket Bookmark, emphasizing its commitment to mobile media. By maintaining a streamlined approach to development, the company aims to concentrate its resources effectively and maximize the impact of its offerings in the mobile content landscape.

App Ant Studios is a mobile gaming company founded by a team of experienced professionals from prominent companies such as Electronic Arts, Sony Ericsson, and Yahoo!. With a strong focus on social gaming, App Ant Studios aims to create an engaging mobile gaming ecosystem that caters to both users and developers globally. The company's mission is to lead in the social gaming space, leveraging their expertise to innovate and enhance the gaming experience.

Paprika Lab is a technology-driven gaming company based in Seoul, South Korea, with a team of 30 full-time employees, many of whom come from prominent IT companies in the region. The company specializes in the development and publishing of online games and educational software, offering a diverse range of web services and mobile applications, particularly for iPhone. In recent years, Paprika Lab has focused on social gaming, which reflects its commitment to innovative gaming experiences. The company gained notable recognition in the industry after raising $3 million prior to its acquisition by GREE, Inc. in 2012.

Funzio is a game development company that specializes in creating engaging social games for both Facebook and mobile platforms. With a focus on delivering high-quality gaming experiences, Funzio aims to develop breakout games that incorporate strong social features, allowing players to connect and interact with one another. The company is committed to a cross-platform approach, enabling players to enjoy their games anytime and anywhere. Funzio's dedication to innovation in game design positions it as a significant player in the competitive online gaming market.

IUGO Mobile Entertainment is a Vancouver-based game development studio founded in 2003, specializing in mobile gaming. The company focuses exclusively on creating and operating large-scale free-to-play games for iOS and Android platforms. IUGO delivers popular titles for major global publishing partners while also self-publishing its original games. In addition to game development, IUGO invests in developing mobile-specific technologies designed to enhance the gaming experience and connect players with engaging content.

OpenFeint is a social platform for mobile games that allows social networking features to be integrated into the game's functionality.

Migme Limited is a global digital media company that operates a fan-based social entertainment platform called migme. The platform offers chat, content, and microblogging services, allowing users to post bite-sized blogs, send messages, and exchange virtual gifts. Revenue is generated through gifts, games, avatar items, emoticons, and stickers. Founded in 2005, the company is listed and registered in Australia, with its headquarters located in Singapore.

gumi Inc. is a Japan-based entertainment company that specializes in developing, operating, and distributing online games for mobile devices. Founded in 2007 by CEO Hironao Kunimitsu, gumi has expanded its presence internationally, with multiple subsidiaries across Asia, Europe, and North America. The company provides a diverse range of services, including native application development, browser-based gaming, and game localization for third-party content. In addition to its core gaming business, gumi is actively involved in the blockchain sector and explores emerging technologies within the XR space, encompassing virtual, augmented, and mixed reality. Headquartered in Tokyo, gumi aims to deliver engaging gaming experiences while maintaining a creative and passionate approach to content development.

Enish Inc is a Japan-based company that specializes in the planning, development, and provision of social applications, particularly in the mobile gaming sector. The company focuses on creating engaging social apps that are distributed through various social game platforms, including GREE. Enish incurs system usage fees and outsources the collection of fees to these platform operators, facilitating its business operations. The company's commitment to delivering innovative social gaming experiences positions it as a notable player in the digital entertainment industry.

istyle, Inc. is a company focused on the beauty industry, primarily known for its operation of the cosmetics portal website @cosme. The company manages various segments, including Media, Electronic Commerce, and Store. The Media segment provides a range of services, such as internet advertising, branding, and affiliate marketing. Through its Electronic Commerce segment, istyle engages in the buying and selling of cosmetics, quasi-drugs, and health foods via its online shopping platform. The Store segment is involved in planning and developing cosmetics retail categories, along with operating physical retail stores. Additionally, istyle has expanded its presence internationally, with subsidiaries in countries including Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and the United States. The company also offers beauty-related services, including advertising, marketing, and research, as well as personnel dispatching and investment training services.