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# Gachapon Infrastructure

Gachapon machines, also known as gashapon or capsule toy machines, are a popular form of vending machine found primarily in Japan, although they have also gained international popularity. These machines dispense small toys or collectibles encased in a plastic capsule. The name "gachapon" is onomatopoeic, derived from the sounds "gacha" for the hand-cranking action of the machine, and "pon" for the sound of the capsule dropping into the collection tray.

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Gachyi Land will have their own and partner Gachapon machines deployed globally. The difference between Gachyi Land Machines and ordinary machines is that Gachyi Land has the infrastructure to deploy in game digital items in the physical world.&#x20;

The deployment of these machines will allow game developers to issue their in game items in physical locations as opposed to being restricted in the digital realm. This would hopefully increase the avenues for customer acquisition for game developers.&#x20;

When a customer purchases a capsule from our Gachapon machines they receive a physical toy as well as a digital game item which can be redeemed in the Gachyi Land application.&#x20;

Most machines will contain collections sets and items of different rarities requiring users to spin multiple times to collect the set or get the specific item they want.&#x20;

Our Gachapon machines will come in the form of flat Gacha and capsule Gacha allowing us to distribute both card based collectables and 3d collectables depending on the game developer's preferences.&#x20;


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