[Rights to Conduct Proof-of-Concept in Japan’s Smallest Village] Funahashi Village, Toyama Prefecture, Launches Sales on May 29

On May 29, 2026, Alyawmu, Inc. (Headquarters: Sapporo, Hokkaido; Representative Director: Hiroaki Hatanaka) launched the 'Funahashi Village Field Trial Rights' in collaboration with Funahashi Village, Toyama Prefecture. This product allows companies and research institutes to conduct proof-of-concept (PoC) experiments using the village as a testing ground.

The initiative aims to utilize Funahashi Village as a field for new challenges, allowing entities to verify the potential of new technologies and services while engaging continuously with the community.

As Japan's smallest municipality by area, Funahashi Village offers the advantage of relatively easy planning for localized experiments, resident communication, and consensus building. The goal is to leverage the unique proximity and agility of a small-scale municipality to implement and deliver new technologies and services to the region.

The rights are sold via 'TOKKEN,' a platform that offers local resources as 'special rights and experiences.' Sales are handled on a pre-consultation basis.

Product Details - Product Name: Funahashi Village Field Trial Rights - Content: Opportunity to conduct field trials in Funahashi Village - Target Area: Various locations within the village (adjusted based on project content) - Launch Date: May 29, 2026, at Noon - Validity: 3 years from the date of purchase - Quantity: 1 unit (subject to potential additional sales) - Price: 500,000 JPY

Regarding usage, project outlines and purposes are verified through pre-consultation. After coordination with relevant departments, purchase guidance is provided via a limited-access page only if implementation is deemed feasible.

NFT Data This product is provided as digital data (NFT). Once purchased, it is held and managed on 'TOKKEN,' with usage history recorded.

About TOKKEN TOKKEN is a platform by Alyawmu that uses NFTs to sell local resources as 'special rights and experiences.' By circulating profits into public services and community revitalization, the platform aims to achieve sustainable regional development.

Funahashi Village Mayor Hikaru Watanabe commented, 'Being small provides an environment where we can easily take flexible challenges. We hope to verify the possibilities of new technologies and services within our region together with companies and researchers.'