Amid rising cryptocurrency popularity, Japanese companies Remixpoint, Gumi, and ANAP Holdings have announced substantial Bitcoin investments, highlighting their active participation in the crypto industry.
Remixpoint's Bitcoin Investments
Remixpoint reported acquiring an additional 56.8 Bitcoin for ¥887 million (approximately $5.6 million) on June 13. This brings their total holdings to 1,038 BTC, valued at over ¥16 billion. This decision reflects a long-term bullish strategy towards Bitcoin, further bolstered by a ¥9 billion investment in crypto reserves made in February 2025, which also included Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP, and Dogecoin (DOGE).
Gumi's Bitcoin Purchase
Japanese video game developer Gumi joined the trend on June 12 with a ¥1 billion (about $6.3 million) Bitcoin purchase. This bold move marks the company’s entry into the cryptocurrency market, leveraging its strong cash flows from the gaming industry to diversify into digital assets. Experts view Gumi's step into Bitcoin as a strategic play fitting the growing trend of companies worldwide making headlines with Bitcoin purchases.
ANAP Holdings' Bitcoin Acquisition Strategy
Fashion brand ANAP Holdings continued its Bitcoin acquisitions, adding 50.56 BTC on June 12 as part of its ambitious plan to hold over 1,000 BTC by August 2025. This purchase, valued at approximately ¥790 million (around $5 million), is set to complement ANAP’s profitable clothing business, drawing parallels to MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin-centric treasury strategy.
All these purchases signify a broader trend of Japanese firms viewing Bitcoin as a portfolio diversifier. With negative real interest rates and a supportive regulatory environment, Japan is positioning itself as a leader in cryptocurrency adoption.
