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The cutting edge of gaming and e-sports in Japan

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By Sayaka Kano, Takeshi Nagase, Takashi Nakazaki, Anderson Mori
| Law.Asia Verified
MAIN CHINA PHILIPPINES TAIWAN With minimal regulation, Japan is at the forefront of the gaming and e-sports industry. Neither game software manufacturing nor creating individual games requires government approval or permits. There are also no specific legal restrictions on selling games to minors.
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Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Regulation 2024 (Japan Chapter)

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By Takeshi Nagase, Takato Fukui, Keisuke Hatano
| Mondaq
General overview In Japan, there is no omnibus regulation governing blockchain-based tokens. The legal status of tokens under Japanese law is determined based on their functions and uses. For example, cryptocurrencies and utility tokens such as BTC, ETH, etc. are regulated as "Crypto Assets" under the Payment Services Act (the "PSA").
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Blockchain 2023 - Fin Tech - Japan

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By Takeshi Nagase, Ken Kawai, Keisuke Hatano, Takato Fukui
| Mondaq
Law and Practice 1. Blockchain Market and Business Model Overview 1.1 Evolution of the Blockchain Market Japan was the first country to establish a regulatory framework for crypto-assets. Perhaps because of this head start, blockchain technology is now being increasingly adopted in the Japanese financial industry. For example, there are 30 licensed crypto-asset exchange service providers in Japan ("exchange providers") as of 31 March 2023.
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