Korekatis Launches 3D Studio Business Under 100 Million Yen Project
The studio pairs high-end motion capture with a price point aimed at daily use, addressing the gap between expensive major studios and the limited availability of multi-person recording spaces in Tokyo.
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Korekatis announced the launch of a 3D studio business as the second phase of its 100 million yen project supporting virtual industry creators. The Tokyo studio features 12 Vicon cameras and supports simultaneous capture of three to five people, with day sessions priced from 50,000 yen during a limited campaign. The company also offers 3D avatar production and live goods support services.
Korekatis has opened a 3D recording studio in Tokyo, built under the supervision of Crescent, with 12 Vicon cameras and SHOGUN capture software for detailed finger tracking. The 3.5 by 8.5 meter space, with an active area of 2.5 by 7.5 meters, allows three to five people to record at once, a rarity in the capital.
Day sessions run five hours from 11:00 to 16:00, normally priced from 60,000 yen on weekdays but available at 50,000 yen during a special campaign. Evening sessions from 17:00 to 22:00 focus on 3D live recording. Two technical staff are included in the base fee, and the facility provides capture suits, high-spec PCs, showers, and private saunas.
Beyond studio rental, Korekatis offers 3D avatar production from 650,000 to 750,000 yen with one free studio session, plus full-service production and sales support for live goods.
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