Final Fantasy XIV Rewards Japanese Players for Tax Donations
Square Enix is partnering with Shibuya Ward in Japan. Players can receive exclusive in-game items for participating in the hometown tax donation system. Rewards include unique mounts, costumes, and emotes based on donation amounts.
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Final Fantasy 14 is encouraging Japanese players to donate their taxes
Square Enix is encouraging Final Fantasy 14 players in Japan to donate to their local municipalities through a "hometown tax" program. In return for donations, players can receive in-game items such as costumes, a shiba inu mount, or a dance emote. The Shibuya ward in Tokyo is offering these incentives, with the game also slated for release on the Nintendo Switch.
Final Fantasy 14 will give players in Japan a dog for paying their taxes
Final Fantasy XIV is partnering with Shibuya Ward in Japan to offer in-game rewards, including a Megashiba mount, for players who participate in the "Furusato Nozei" tax donation system. Players donating 9,000 yen can receive the mount, while other donation tiers offer items like Fantasia, cosmetic attire sets, and emotes.
Final Fantasy 14 Rewards Japanese Players for Paying Their Real-Life Taxes With a Giant Dog
Final Fantasy 14 players in Japan can now receive in-game rewards, including the Megashiba Mount, for paying their real-life taxes. This initiative offers unique cosmetic items to players who participate in the tax payment program.
Final Fantasy 14 rewards Japanese players for paying their taxes: make a donation and get a pile of MMO cosmetics
Square Enix is partnering with Shibuya Ward in Japan to offer in-game cosmetic items for Final Fantasy 14 to players who participate in the 'Furusato Nozei' tax donation system. Players can receive items like character editing potions, a Megashiba Inu mount, or a Magitek Costume set by donating specific amounts of Yen.
Final Fantasy XIV Items Now Offered As Tax Rewards
Square Enix is offering in-game rewards for Final Fantasy XIV to individuals who donate to Shibuya through Japan's hometown tax system. Donors can receive items such as attire, a mount, dance emotes, or Fantasia sets based on their contribution amount, with rewards ranging from 7,000 to 17,000 JPY. This initiative utilizes the hometown tax system, which encourages donations to rural areas by offering tax credits and gifts.
