Capcom has recently been awarded by the Japanese government, acknowledging its ownership of 6,000 trademarks worldwide. This prestigious honor, presented by Japan’s patent office and the ministry of economy, trade, and industry, is reserved for companies that significantly contribute to the development and use of Japan’s intellectual property system.

While some of these trademarks are related to popular games like Monster Hunter Wilds, others are likely linked to merchandise for various characters. This recognition highlights Capcom’s status as a leading Japanese company and its extensive intellectual property portfolio.

The award may not be a traditional accolade but reflects the significant role Capcom has played in the industry. It also showcases the company’s innovative approach, especially with its use of AI in managing trademark registrations.

Overall, Capcom’s achievement illustrates the company’s commitment to leveraging its intellectual property not just in gaming but also across various merchandise and services.