Japan's major mobile phone carriers are diving headfirst into the realm of the "metaverse" virtual world services, but there's a catch—they're struggling to turn a profit from these ventures. In their quest to attract and retain customers, these carriers are striving to distinguish their metaverse services by enabling a whopping 10,000 avatars to connect simultaneously. It's an ambitious goal that requires innovation and creativity. One player in the metaverse game is NTT Docomo Inc., which established NTT Qonoq Inc., a subsidiary dedicated to metaverse-related businesses. Unlike other platforms, NTT Qonoq's metaverse space doesn't require users to download a separate app. Instead, it allows them to easily and freely connect via their smartphones and computers. It's all about convenience and accessibility.   Inside this metaverse space, users can immerse themselves in various scenes, like witnessing Godzilla engaged in a fierce battle against...