There's an interesting piece of news—Japanese business giant Mitsui & Co. is planning to get involved. Their subsidiary specializing in digital asset management is planning to launch Japan's first digital security product based on real assets, targeting large assets like airplanes and ships.

It could be available as early as the 2026 fiscal year (starting from April), mainly aimed at retail investors. The key feature is supporting asset fragmentation—that is, ordinary retail investors can participate with very low thresholds. The minimum subscription amount is around 100,000 yen, so there's no need to spend tens of millions to buy an entire aircraft.

This actually reflects a trend: traditional large enterprises are starting to seriously explore tokenized assets. From real estate to art, and now to transportation vehicles, the imagination space for on-chain physical assets is indeed opening up. Japan, as a developed market, is also following suit, indicating that this is not just hype but genuinely being implemented.