Japan AI Revealed: RWA Assists Chinese Enterprises in Expanding to Japan

Author: ChainSense AI

The Japanese economy has been booming continuously, with the Nikkei index breaking historical highs! As global capital gathers in Japan and Chinese entrepreneurs are eager to venture into the Japanese market, this seemingly prosperous market is facing difficulties. How can the deadlock be broken?

Yesterday, an event titled "Current Status of AI and Robotics in Japan × RWA Supporting International Enterprises Going Abroad" sparked attention in a short time: serial entrepreneurs and investors from the US, China, and Japan, including Bai Qiang, connected with Mr. Ren from Xinwei Technology when he found time on Monday; at the same time, as a Venture Partner at SAIF Creek Labs, he reached out to Chris from SAIF Creek Labs. The three parties hit it off, had preliminary discussions on Monday, urgently released a recruitment notice on Tuesday, and by Thursday, the event was fully booked! This fully demonstrates that Chinese enterprises and investors are not only highly interested in the Japanese market but also urgently need a way to break the deadlock!

Japan is Wealthy, but Struggling to Break the Deadlock

The Nikkei index continues to hit new highs, and the Japanese real estate market has attracted 30 trillion yen in six months, with real estate investment reaching 31.9 trillion yen in the first half of 2025, a year-on-year increase of 22%, setting a record since statistics began. Tokyo, with an investment amount of 16 billion USD, firmly holds the top position globally, surpassing New York and Dallas, becoming a darling of international capital. This wave is driven not only by domestic funds but also by a surge of overseas capital.

However, the bustling capital stands in stark contrast to the desolation of technology.

Japan is the "National Version of Manchester United"

The current situation in Japan is quite similar to Manchester United. Performance is declining, even facing relegation, yet the jerseys still sell the most, and the number of viewers remains large. There is superficial prosperity and a good impression, but the core has long since declined.

In reality, Japan frequently encounters errors even on the official website of the World Expo, let alone supporting the emerging technology industry chain. Aside from a few advantages in materials like bearings and gears, most technology fields have been left far behind. The outsourcing culture has prevailed for over forty years, resulting in a generally low quality in the tech industry, with very few industries capable of generating real profits.

Therefore, if Japan wants to enter AI, it is almost impossible to rely solely on its own strength. The real drivers can only depend on immigrants, especially Chinese people and Chinese enterprises: for various reasons, the Japanese government is trying to bring in 500,000 tech personnel from India, but Indians have many choices and are reluctant to go to Japan.

At the same time, Japan AI has also announced a budget of up to 164.3 billion for 2026, which is a very helpless measure for Japan: Japan is very anxious, from AI to web3.

The Illusion and Reality of Japan's Web3

Recently, during Japan's Blockchain Week, Zhao Changpeng spoke for three consecutive days, and even the soon-to-be-retired Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba personally stood on stage.

However, those who have lived in Japan for over 20 years remind us: do not be deceived by appearances; Japan's system is difficult to fundamentally change. This excitement is more of an external "decoration," lacking real breakthroughs.

Historical Reforms in Japan Have All Been Due to External Shocks

Looking back at Japanese history, several major changes have almost all stemmed from external shocks:

The defeat in the Battle of Baekgang made Japan realize the institutional crisis;
The arrival of the Black Ships spurred the Meiji Restoration;
The defeat in World War II led to the constitutional reform led by MacArthur from the United States.

Now the fourth transformation is approaching: the AI technology revolution will once again change Japan, and the likely drivers will be Chinese enterprises and technical talents.

Revenue Dilemma for Startups in Japan

However, there is a problem: Japan is extremely slow in handling matters. Startups cannot afford to spend years adapting to Japan's pace.

During the event, a former executive from Nomura Securities expressed a different opinion, believing that Japan still has its own advantages and just needs time to accumulate. But in the rapidly changing field of AI, there is simply no time for entrepreneurs to "wait." If they are held back, it is equivalent to wasting their lives.

Breaking the Deadlock: TechTabi's AI+RWA Combination

Therefore, TechTabi has launched the Nippon Gateway Chain. Japan calls itself "Nippon," and our chain is the smart channel leading to Japan.

It has two core advantages:

AI-driven one-stop chain: Combining AI Agents with human experts to help international enterprises establish themselves in Japan, providing full-chain services from tax accountants, administration, real estate agents, to HR recruitment and channel expansion.

RWA financing support: It is often difficult to generate revenue in the first three years in the Japanese market. We provide RWA assessment and issuance, allowing enterprises to obtain funds in advance to get through difficulties, with the only cost being the future transfer of part of their revenue.

The Future of the Platform

BNB has surpassed a thousand dollars, becoming a model for platform tokens. Similarly, RWA will give rise to the next batch of "Binance-level platforms."

Therefore, the vision for the Nippon Gateway Chain is to create a public chain and a platform: integrating service ecosystems and financial tools on the public chain, standardizing DApp modules + multiple nodes, with each type of service corresponding to a standard DApp module, and specific services provided by multiple suppliers in the form of "nodes";

Combining EVM-compatible architecture, cross-chain interoperability, compliance modules, and community governance, this public chain is not only a service platform but also an infrastructure providing a "highway" for international enterprises to establish themselves in Japan.

TechTabi positions itself in the community, with its core Nippon Gateway Chain as an AI-driven public chain, an inevitable product of the RWA era!

Conclusion

The Japanese market is wealthy but difficult to tackle, and traditional methods cannot afford the cost. TechTabi's AI+RWA model is providing a "highway" for Chinese enterprises!

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