Kansai Web3, From Concept to Operation

Kyoto-based, we support Web3 demonstration, development, and consulting across the Kansai region as a single team, end to end.

Netsujo is a Kansai/Kyoto-based consulting partner that supports Web3 concept structuring, PoC, demonstration design, and operation as a single team, applying Web3 technology to Kansai business problems using its local university and community network.

Support menu for the Kansai region

Web3 consulting

From organizing a business problem through judging whether Web3 technology applies and forming a strategy — practical advice suited to the Kansai business environment.

PoC support

From defining success criteria and exit conditions through to small-scale implementation and evaluation — designed to reduce the risk of "the PoC never leads anywhere" and connect to full adoption.

Local-government demonstration support

For Kansai local governments and the public sector, from structuring the Web3 use case through demonstration and procurement support, drawing on knowledge built through industry–academia–government activity in Kyoto and Kansai.

Kansai presence and network

Netsujo is based in Kyoto and has ties to universities, companies, and communities across the Kansai region, including an introductory blockchain seminar at Ryukoku University and participation in the "Chain Up KYOTO" working group (as of March 10, 2026).

Fixed-price packages to get started

FAQ

How do I get started with Web3 in Kansai?

We start by organizing your business problem and confirming whether the technology applies. Netsujo offers a free initial consultation and covers the whole Kansai region from our Kyoto base — typically starting with the Web3 PoC design package (from JPY 800,000) and expanding step by step once a small verification succeeds.

What does it cost?

The PoC design package is JPY 800,000 (excluding tax, fixed price), over roughly 4 weeks. Development and implementation phases vary by scale and technical requirements — we can give a rough estimate at the first consultation.

How does a PoC (proof of concept) proceed?

Roughly: (1) interviewing and organizing the problem (2–4 weeks); (2) designing use cases and setting hypotheses; (3) a small-scale PoC implementation (1–3 months); (4) measuring and evaluating the results; (5) deciding on full adoption. We agree on exit criteria and a definition of success up front, to minimize the risk of a PoC that goes nowhere.

Can you take on projects outside Kansai?

Yes. We support projects nationwide remotely from our Kyoto base; separate arrangements can be discussed if an on-site visit is needed.

Can you support local-government demonstration projects?

Yes. We joined the "Chain Up KYOTO" working group as of March 10, 2026 and take part in discussions on real-world implementation of Web3/blockchain. See our government and public-sector page for more.