Japan's Daiwa Securities opens the moon landing metaverse for employees and their families, encouraging employees to communicate with each other and understand the metaverse

According to Bloomberg, Japan's Daiwa Securities opened up the moon landing metaverse for employees and their families to allow them to communicate with each other during the virtual moon landing and to be able to learn about the technology first-hand. In Daiwa Securities’ Metaverse, its more than 15,000 employees around the world can manipulate avatars on a virtual moon, chat with colleagues in bars over digital beers, listen to CEOs give speeches in theaters, and visit the company’s old buildings. A replica of the headquarters.