The asset is backed by the land of the AEON Omiya shopping complex.
The estimated return reported is 3.4% per year before taxes.
The Japanese firm Mitsui & Co. Digital Asset Management launched on May 12, 2026 a tokenized security backed by the land where the AEON Omiya shopping complex operates in Japan.
The instrument will be offered through ALTERNA, Mitsui’s alternative investment service. The company reported that Preliminary applications are now available on the platform’s official site.
Mitsui belongs to one of the largest business conglomerates in Japan, with presence in sectors such as trade, energy, infrastructure, finance and real estate. According to the company, it is the first time that this type of real estate asset has been tokenized in the country.
This product will allow authorized investors in Japan to make fractional investments in real estate through securities. The minimum investment will be 100,000 yen, equivalent to about $647, and the estimated profitability, according to the statement, is 3.4% per year before taxes.
The underlying asset corresponds to the land where AEON Omiya operates, located in the Kita district, Saitama city. The company reports that the property has an area of around 46,475 square meters and an estimated valuation of around 8.6 billion yen ($55.6 million).
The income will come mainly from the rental of the land to Aeon Retail Co., a company belonging to the Aeon Group. The commercial lease will have a duration of approximately 50 years, between June 2026 and June 2076.
Unlike other real estate products, this model is specifically based on rights to the land and not ownership of the building. According to the company, this reduces costs associated with maintenance and repairs.
The instrument was issued under the name “Mitsui & Co. Group Digital Securities – Aeon Omiya – (Restricted Transfer)” and It will have an expected investment period of about five years, with an estimated maturity of July 2031.
It should be noted that the infrastructure used to tokenize the asset will be “ibet for Fin”, a Japanese platform aimed at regulated securities. The product falls under the category of real-world digital assets (RWA).
The initiative appears in a context of global growth in the tokenization of financial and real estate assetsa segment that seeks to facilitate fractional investments and expand access to products traditionally reserved for large capitals.
Similar initiatives also began to emerge in Latin America. In Argentina, for example, Landtoken advanced with the tokenization of agricultural fields through digital instruments linked to productive land, as reported by CriptoNoticias.