Toda, Saitama, Japan to use Metaverse to promote student learning especially those who live far from school to attend classes more easily
A metaverse educational service chosen by Toda City. It allows students to study in a virtual classroom. However, students must first receive approval from the school director accordingly. For admission through Metaverse classes, local media NHK. confirm
government informationshowMore than 244,940 Japanese elementary and junior high school students will be absent for at least 30 days in fiscal year 2021, an NHK report highlighting the interest of high school students. 5 In online conversations instead of going to school in person Even though the child hasn’t attended school for more than two years. But they’re also interested in meeting up with friends for outdoor games.
Sugimori Masayuki, Head of Toda’s Education Center Hope to see the students in the metaverse grow up and finally live independently in society.
Fukuoka City previously announced a partnership with Astar Japan Labs to aim to become Japan’s Web3 hub.
Soichiro Takashima, Mayor of Fukuoka It reaffirms the city’s desire to become a Web3 leader, while Astar Network founder Sota Watanabe has revealed his intention to “Working closely with Fukuoka City to attract more developers and entrepreneurs.”
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