Accelerating various contents business!

International
contents
JCS? most important source
What 's

A three-content market - TIFFCOM (Affiliated market of the Tokyo International Filmthat gathered in Japan Content Showcase 2015. This year was the fourth year as thevisitors and 6,663 business meetings held over its three day session.

market seen as ain Asia
Festival) , TIMM (Tokyo International Music Market), TIAF (Tokyo International Anime Festival) multi-content market place, and developed further with a record-high attendance of 24,236＊Participants countries and regions are in Pink.
NorwayFinlandSwedenRussiaEstoniaUK

Switzerland

Lithuania

LatviaGermany

PolandBelgium

CanadaCzech Republic

FranceKazakhstan

Hungary

Spain

Romania
Austria

Mongolia

Turkey

Italy

China
Iran

Macedonia

USA

Azerbaijan

Korea

Pakistan
Nepal

Myanmar

Greece
Laos

India

Egypt

Bangladesh
Thailand

VietnamTaiwanMacau

Hong kong

MexicoBrunei Darussalam
Philippines

Cambodia
Sri Lanka
Cote d'Ivoire

Cameroon

BrazilMalaysia

Singapore
Indonesia

Peru
Australia
New ZealandArgentine
Chile

Republic of South Africa

Japan Content Showcase 2015
［PERIOD］

Venue

Domestic and international
number of exhibitors

Domestic and international
number of registered buyers

Oct.20 (tue)-22(thu), 2015 9:30-18:30

Hilton Tokyo Odaiba
A AQUA CITYODAIBA(only 22nd 9:30-17:30)

MEDIAGEC DECKS TOKYO BEACHYURIKAMOMEDAIBA sta.
FUJI Television

The number of exhibitors
increased by 5% from 2014,
with 347 parties in total.
The number of domestic
exhibitors marked an
OVERSEAS
especially large increase,37%
with a remarkablemagnitude of repeatedexhibitors. Furthermore,
there was an exceptionallyhigh proportion of film-related
content from foreign exhibitors andtelevision content from Japan.

2

JAPAN
63%

The number of registered buyers
increased by 24%, a substantial
increase from 2014. Last year,
1,160 people registered from39 countries and regions,whereas this year, 1,433
OVERSEAS
people registered from 50
55%
countries and regions.
You can see that the growing
acknowledgement of JCS has
been verified by the increase ofregistered buyers from abroadsuch as North America.

［VENUE］

GRAND PACIFIC LE DAIBA
2-6-1, Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo
135-8701, JapanTOKYO Metropolitan Expressway Bayside RouteE

GRAND PACIFICLE DAIBAB

DiverCity Tokyo

Rinkai Line TOKYO
Teleport sta.

On-Site Registration JPY27,000(Tax Included) (Valid during 10/20-22)
D VenusFort

JAPAN
45%

［VISITOR REGISTRATION FEE］

ORGANIZERSMinistry of Economy,Trade and Industry (METI) ／ Foundation for Promotion of Music Industry and Culture (PROMIC) ／ UNIJAPAN ／ The
Association of Japanese Animations (AJA)

SUPPORTERS

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) ／ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan (MOFA) ／ Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) ／ All Japan Concert & Live Entertainment Promoter's
Conference (ACPC) ／ Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA) ／ Federation of Japanese Films Industry, Inc. (EIDANREN) ／ The Federation of Music Producers Japan(FMPJ) ／ Foreign Film Importer-Distributors Association of Japan (FFIDAJ) ／ Japan Association of Music Enterprises (JAME) ／ The Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association (JBA) ／Japan Council of Performers Rights & Performing Arts Organizations (GEIDANKYO) ／ Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) ／ Japan Film Makers Association (JFMA) ／ The JapanFoundation Asia center (JFAC) ／ Japan Satellite Broadcasting Association (JSBA) ／ Japan Video Software Association (JVA) ／ Japanese Society for Rights of Authors, Composers andPublishers (JASRAC) ／ KEIDANREN (Japan Business Federation) ／ Motion Picture Producers Association of Japan, Inc. (MPPAJ) ／ Music Publishers Association of Japan (MPAJ) ／Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIJA) ／ Society for Administration of Remuneration for Audio Home Recording (SARAH) ／ Visual Industry Promotion Organization (VIPO)［FIELD OF EXHIBITS］

Content holders of Film,
TV,Animation, VIDEO/DVD,
Mobile, Internet, Comics,
Digital Media Contents, Music,
Publication［OFFICIAL WEBSITE］
http://www.jcs.tokyo/en3Number ofregistered buyers

International buyers increased substantially

Buyers

Produced high-quality Business meetings

1,160

1,433

24%
UP!

2014

Total number of registered buyers increased by 24% and showed a dramatic rate ofincrease in 2015. Registerations from the Europe, North America and South America

regions were especially high, and more than 80% of the buyers aimed for "buying

Asia's contents". For both domestic and international buyers, handling of televisionand film contents were stable, but the increase of VOD (internet) should be recognized

as a noteworthy event in 2015.

Buyer's VOICE

Buyer's VOICETUAN ANH LUU

Parekh Ashutosh

The Voice of Vietnam (VOV)／ Vietnam

Turner India International Private
Limited ／ India

I think this event is very
useful for my company
as we need drama, film
and also music.

It's a one-stop shop.
I don't need to go
anywhere else. I findeverything here.

Buyer's VOICEAnn Tomoko Yamamoto

Charlotte Erika Young
KSM GmbH ／ Germany

This market is very goodplace to meet new
businsess connections.
I'm looking for anime
titles that appeals to
passionate anime fans in
the United States.

It was a great chance tomeet Japanesecompanies, also thosewhich do not come toother markets in Europe
or North America.

Absolute Decision
Making PowerSome Decision
Making Power

45.4%

35.4%
16.5%

Neither

4

Buyer's VOICE

Pied Piper, Inc. ／ USA

Decision Making Authority
in Business

No Decision Making
Power but haveinfluence

2015

Number of Registered Buyers
by Country/Region
Asia

593

Macau

30%UP

70%UP

ASIA

Europe

68%UP

Industrial Sector

400%UP

North
AmericaSouth
America

26.7%
25.2%

Finland

1

Spain

4

Chile

2

Azerbaijan

2

Oceania

8

Philippines

20

Romania1

Cambodia

3

Pakistan

1

France32

Czech Republic

2

Australia

7

China

80

Singapore

28

Greece1

Norway1

New Zealand1

Hong Kong

104

Sri Lanka

1Germany

17

North America

81

Middle East

1

India

20

Taiwan94

Hungary

2

Canada8

Iran

1

Indonesia

11

Thailand47

Russia3

USA73

Africa4

1

Vietnam

20

Italy

2

South America

17

Egypt

2

Korea

141

Japan

638

Sweden1

Brazil7

South Africa

2

Malaysia

16

Europe

91

UK

12

Peru

1

Nepal

1

Belgium

2

Switzerland

1

Mexico6

Lao3

Estonia1

Poland6

Argentina

1

Kazakhstan

Film

37.5%

Business Category
24.9%
21.2%

1

Brunei Darussalam 1※Multiple answer

TV

25.2%

VIDEO/DVD

7.5%
12.6%
10.1%

17.2%

Animation

6.8%

Internet

5.3%

5.9%

Event/Concert

2.3%

5.9%

Music

1.7%

Mobile1.1%

1.0%

Publication

0.9%

1.3%

Comic

0.7%

2.8%

1.1%

OVERSEAS

Other

5.8%

Production

28.2%

Genre

※Multiple answer

10.0%

Drama

6.7%

13.4%

Documentary

9.3%

Animation

8.9%

Sales Agent

9.2%

Content delivery

9.0%

9.2%

Broad Casting Network

5.8%

9.3%

Action8.6%

8.8%

Theatrical distribution

4.3%

7.7%

Comedy7.7%

Suspense

6.8%

1.6%
5.1%

Pay TV

3.1%

Advertising

1.7%

Event/Concert

1.6%

12.4%

Love / Romance

7.5%

4.3%
6.4%
8.1%

8.7%

Horror

6.7%

Children

6.3%

1.8%

Service Provider

1.1%

4.1%

Music（ pops）

2.1%

Festival/Market

0.9%

4.7%

Educational

1.6%

Record Label

0.8%

3.9%

CG / DIGITAL

0.8%

4.4%

Music（ idol /animation /game ）

4.0%

2.9%

3.8%
3.1%

1.1%

Talent Agency

0.5%

Trading Company

0.8%

2.6%

Music（ classic / jazz ）

2.7%

1.1%

Music Publisher

0.4%

1.9%

Sports

2.7%

0.4%

Industrial Association

0.2%

2.7%

Music（ other ）

2.6%

0.2%

Govt Agency/Embassy

0%

3.1%

Format Sales

1.8%

Other

3.6%

3.1%

JAPAN

28.6%

5.3%

6.1%

1.4%

※Multiple answer

Distribution

OVERSEAS

0.1%

JAPAN

OVERSEAS

Other

0.1%

JAPAN

5

Achieved efficient business meetings

Exhibitors

Did you have businessmeetings with buyers orcompanies you desired?

Pavilions and booths of great individuality
acquired high satisfaction level
Number of exhibitor groups totalled 347, and domestic exhibitors increased byproportion of domestic exhibitors, especially Japanese local TV stations that haveand contributions from PR drew attention from crowds of international buyers.

No
11%

Yes
89%

31 which was significant above all. Television contents were dominated by a highmomentum as contents holders, and increased from the previous year. A pavilion by TV networks

NATIONAL PAVILIONSTV NETWORK PAVILIONSJapan's leading content holder is the TV network
pavilion. Besides TBS Television that accentuated"SASUKE" which is also popular among theformat sales, each TV station's big-scale
exhibition content drew high attention
again from the visitors this year.

Nippon Television
Network System Pavilion

Cambodia

Korea（KOCCA）

Indonesia

Malaysia

Korea（KOFIC）

ThailandTaiwanUK

TBS Pavilion

Fuji Network
System Pavilion

TV Asahi Pavilion

Exhibitor's VOICE
Dawn McCarthy-Simpson

Robert Newman

pact ／ UK

Crunchyroll,Inc. ／ Japan

Of course, I'm looking forward
to coming back next year. It'sa wonderful chance to meetplayers from different
industries. I think it's rare tohave everybody here in one
location.

Over the years, wehave actually seen
the expand andgrowth, which
obviously encourage
more people tocome backNumber of Exhibitors

FILM COMMISSION
Exhibitions by the domestic film commissions and the
Location Pavilion which consolidated international film
commissions were set up.

A group of 8 countries and regions exhibited as national pavilions in 2015. The content drew focus from buyers, and effectively resulted in business meetings
between those parties.

Industrial Sector

Number of Exhibitors by Country/Region

27.6%

Asia
Cambodia
China

332

347

110
12
7

Singapore
TaiwanThailand3
23
7

Macedonia (New)*Russia*Switzerland

1
1
1

Oceania1

Australia

1

Middle East

1

Hong Kong

3

Japan

217

UK

7

Turkey1*India1

Europe13

North America

4

Africa2

Indonesia

5

Estonia

1

USA

4

Cameroon

Korea

37

France1South America

1

Côte d'Ivoire

(New)

49.9%

2015

Malaysia

12

Latvia1

Brazil

1

35.3%

Film

17.9%

Animation

4.2%

Music

4.5%

VIDEO/DVD

7.5%

3.2%

Internet

7.4%

1.5%

Event/Concert

11.9%
9.1%

Business Category
44.2%
4.1%
16.4%

1

0.1%

Comics0.4%

Publication

0.4%

0.5%

Mobile0.2%

OVERSEAS

Other

16.9%

Distribution

6.5%
5.8%

Animation

11.6%

10.9%

Drama

9.8%

9.4%

Comedy

7.6%
5.0%

8.2%

Documentary

8.2%

Children

7.6%

Record Label

3.7%

1.2%

Event/Concert Production

3.1%

14.8%

Action6.3%

0.9%

Content Delivery

3.1%

8.5%

Love / Romance

6.0%

3.9%

Music（ idol /animation /game ）

5.4%

3.1%

Music（ pops）

5.4%

Educational

5.1%

3.7%

Industrial Association

0.4%

Talent Agency

1.5%

2.4%

Theatrical Distribution

1.2%

2.8%

4.6%

Music Publisher

1.1%

3.7%

Advertising

0.8%

5.2%
2.0%

Suspense

4.8%

Horror

4.0%

Music（ classic / jazz ）

4.0%

4.6%

Festival/Market

0.7%

2.2%

Pay TV

0.5%

Music（ other ）

3.9%

0%

Trading Company

0.4%

3.9%

CG / DIGITAL

3.7%

0.5%

Service Provider

0.1%

3.7%

Format Sales

3.3%

3.1%

Government Agency/Embassy

0%

6.4%

JAPAN

Broadcasting Network※Multiple answer

7.2%

1.3%

0%

6.2%

Genre

36.0%

Sales Agent

8.5%

3.8%

0.5%

※Multiple answer

Production

0.1%

1

*on behalf of multiple
countries in one company

TV

4.4%

3.6%

2014

※Multiple answer

OVERSEAS

Other

2.6%

2.0%
0.7%

16.1%

JAPAN

OVERSEAS

Sports
Other

2.7%
1.0%

JAPAN

7

97

Nagasaki Prefectural Government

21

Television Niigata Network Co., Ltd.

114

China International TV Corporation

10

INDIESTORY INC

130

Global Creative and Media Agency(GCMA)

90

Fuji Network System Television
Nishinippon Corporation
Fuji Network System Tokai Television
Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

54

Nagoya Broadcasting Network
Co.,Ltd.(Nagoya TV)

21

Television Oita System Corp.

115

Jiangsu Broadcasting Corporation

29

Interconmedia International

130

GoAsean

21

Fukui Broadcasting Corp.

21

Nankai Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.

21

Television Shinshu
Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

117

29

JAYE ENTERTAINMENT130

MATRADE80

Strong Productions Co., Ltd.

21

Fukuoka Broadcasting System, Corp.

76

TEMJIN TV, Production Co,Ltd

c-1

Shanghai ARTOWN Entertainment
Co., LTD.
Shenzhen Media Group(International) Limited

29

JTBC
(DRAMAHOUSE & j content hub)130

National Film Development
Corporation Malaysia

80

Taipei Multimedia Production
Association

97

Fukuoka Prefecture129

TCN-3 Tetsuro Kodama

Côte d'Ivoire

29

KBS Media

130

Tourism Malaysia

80

TVBS TV NETWORK

21

Fukushima Central Television Co., Ltd.

m-18 NePt Japan Co. Ltd.

144TEZUKA PRODUCTIONS CO., LTD.

165

10

K-Dragon Pictures

130

Tsar Asia

80

Videoland Inc.

166

Fulmotelmo Inc.

112

NHK ENTERPRISES, INC.

133

The Association of JapaneseAnimations

Estonia29

King Content Co., Ltd

130

Veedu Productions

Thailand107

GAGA Corporation

159

NIHON AD SYSTEMS INC.

103

The Tokyo Location Box

166

29

KOCCA
(Korea Creative Content Agency)

Singapore

151

FIVE STAR PRODUCTION

166

GEEK PICTURES

21

Nihonkai Telecasting Co., Ltd.

101

TI ComNet

France6

KOFIC (Korean Film Council)

5

GMM Tai Hub Co., Ltd.

c-9

GETA FILMS

103

Niigata Film Commission

161

TMS ENTERTAINMENT CO.,LTD.

m-31 JAPAN EXPO

29

Korean Time Agency Co., Ltd.

66
c-3

Cosmos Entertainment Pte.Ltd.
ELIXIR ENTERTAINMENT

151

Klongchai Pictures Co.,Ltd.

c-2

GLOBAL ARROW, Inc.

54

Niigata Television Network 21, Inc.

142

Toei Animation Co., Ltd

Hong Kong

29

KSEEK

4

Marcys Holdings Pte Ltd

151

Mono Film Co.,LTD

Japan

76

Group Gendai Films Co., Ltd.

78

Nikkatsu Corporation

110

TOEI COMPANY, LTD.

116

A&B Film Enterprise Limited

29

MBC (Munhwa Broadcasting Corp.)

Taiwan5

Office of Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Culture, THAILAND

m-27 1st PLACE Co., Ltd.

105

Hakuhodo DY music & pictures Inc.

108

NIPPON ANIMATION CO., LTD76

Tohan Kikaku Co. Ltd.

121

Hong Kong Trade Development
Council29

MBC PLUS

80

Ablaze Image Ltd.

5PRAKET Film Co.Ltd75a co,. ltd

103

Hamamatsu Film Commission

m-15 Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd.

88

Toho Co., Ltd.

166

The Film Library

6

Mirovision

80

Asia Digital Media Co., Ltd.

151

SAHAMONGKOLFILM
INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD

21

Akita Broadcasting System, Inc.

54

Higashi Nippon Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

21

37

TOHOKU BROADCASTING CO LTD

India/Russia/Switzerland

6

M-Line Distribution

80

BIG Intellectual Inc

Turkeym-8

ALIVE CO., Ltd

103

Hiroshima Film Commission

21

111

165

6

Moneff80

CAI CHANG INTERNATIONAL INC.

166

76

AmazonLaterna Co,Ltd

54

Hiroshima Home Television Co.,Ltd.

Indonesia

132

MOUNTAIN PICTURES

80

Creative Century Entertainment Co.,
Ltd.

UK

134

Aniplex Inc.

21

Hiroshima Telecasting Co.,Ltd.

162

Indonesian Film Council (BPI)

m-32 MU:CON

80

Da Chao TV Media Co., Ltd.

69

Brakeless Limited

54

Asahi Broadcasting Corporation

29

PlayOnCast

80

Dreamland Image Co. Corp.

69

British Embassy Tokyo (UKTI Japan)

54

Asahi Broadcasting Nagano

29

SBS Contents Hub

80

Encore Film

159

ASATSU-DK INC.

6SHOWBOX

80

Era Communications Co., LTD.

69

Pact

76

ASIA Documentary Productions
Company

6

Studio SH

80

FIXED STARS MULTI-MEDIA CO.,
LTD.

69

Television Versioning And
Translation (TVT) Ltd

74

Asmik Ace, Inc.

166

THIRD WINDOW FILMS

147

ASOBI SYSTEM

69

Zig Zag Productions

76

Association of All Japan TV Program
Production Companies (ATP)m-1

ASSOSIA Co., Ltd.

Exhibitor
List

90

TCN-6 Naoya Kurisu
NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan
LLC

Nippon Television Network
Corporation
Nippon Television Network
SystemFILMIÜHISTU ROUKLI

m-11

Nippop inc.

m-23

21

Nishinippon Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.

149

TOKYO FANTASY Inc.

75

Hokkaido Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.

164

NPO Entertainment Lawyers
Network

166

Tokyo New Cinema Inc.

162

75

m-13

ODYSSEY INC.

137

Toshiba Corporation Semiconductor& Storage Products Company

162

54

Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.
HOKURIKU ASAHI BROADCASTING
CO,. Ltd54

Oita Asahi Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.

137

TOSHIBA DIGITAL FRONTIERS INC.

162

Indonesian Film Producers
Association (APROFI)
Indonesian Motion Picture Producers
Association (PPFI)
Ministry of Education and Culture
Republic of Indonesia

76

homeroom co.

97

Oita Prefectural Government

c-4Turner Japan K.K.

162

Visinema Pictures

54

HTB Hokkaido Television
Broadcasting

143

Okayama Broadcasting Co.,
Ltd.

76

TV Man Union, Inc.

Korea

29

TCAST Co., Ltd.

80

Fungart Group103

Ibaraki Film Commission

100

Okinawa Convention & Visitors
Bureau（OCVB）

125

TV TOKYO Corporation

29

HB Entertainment Co.,Ltd.

6

Wavelab, Std.

80

Gala Television Corporation

1

IMAGICA Corp.

76

Oneʼs One co. ltd.

54

TV-Asahi CorporationZOA FILMS

80

Hochan Entertainment Co., Ltd

USA

76

IMAGINE. INC.

1

P.I.C.S. Co., Ltd.

m-12 UMAA Inc.

80

m-33 J-POP SUMMIT

80

JOINT ENTERTAINMENT
INTERNATIONAL INC.
Joy-Team Animation Production Co.,Ltd.

PRAKASH SHARMA PRODUCTION

69ers Entertainment

10

AK Entertainment

LatviaAVA Entertainment

165

Bethel Global Media Contents

Macedonia

80

Next TV Broadcating Limited

80

Renaissance Films Limited

RIGA CITY COUNCIL CO-FINANCINGPROGRAMME RIGA FILM FUND

Pierrot Co., Ltd.

76

UNION TV&MOTIONPICTURE
CO.,LTD

29

76

139

PONY CANYON INC.

124

Village INC.

2976

IVS Television Co., Ltd.

C-6

Production I.G

76

VISUAL FOLKLORE INC.

29

CJ E&M Corporation

165

112

Japan Broadcasting Corporation

21

RAB Aomori Broadcasting Corp.

m-7

WARNER MUSIC JAPAN INC.

6CJ Entertainment(CJ E&M Corporation)

Malaysia

167

Japan External Trade
Organization(JETRO)

Industry Association of
m-28 Recording
Japan

73

WOWOW INC.

29

Everyshow Inc.

151

Astro Shaw Sdn. Bhd.

103

Japan Film Commission

136

RIRE Inc.

21

Yamagata Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

10FILM DOROTHY

12

BASECAMP FILM SDN. BHD.

bilibili CO.,LTD.

m-3

Japan Traditional Cultures
Foundation

37

Ryukyu Broadcasting Corporation

54

Yamagata TelevisionSystem Inc.

10

giraffe pictures

12

BASECAMP VFX SDN. BHD.

37

Broadcasting System of Niigata Inc.

99

Journal Entertainment Tribute

103

Saga Pref. Film Commission

21

Yamaguchi Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

29

Happy Dog TV Ltd

130

Creative Content Association
Malaysia

c-5

BUSINESS GUIDE-SHA, INC.

TCN-7 Junichi Yamamoto

97

Saga Prefectural Government

21

Yamanashi Broadcasting System Inc.

29

HUNUS Entertainment

130

Frogtale Studio153

CBC TELEVISION CO.,LTD.

Victorm-22 JVCKENWOODEntertainment Corp.

21

Sapporo Television Broadcasting
Co.,Ltd

103

Yamato Sakurai Film Commission

21

Chukyo TV.Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.

123

KADOKAWA CORPORATION

76

Clutch.Co.,Ltd.

123

135

Co,.Ltd Nextage

93

ColorBird Inc.

37

Corporation Contents vision

76

76

BEGIN Creative Production

m-6

Being Inc.

c-7

Beyond C. Co., Ltd.

c-12

m-26 Scaleout Inc.

21

Yomiuri Telecasting Corp.

KADOKAWA CORPORATION MEDIA
FACTORY Brand Company

75

Screen Authority Sapporo

20

YOMIURI-TV ENTERPRISE LTD.

97

Kagoshima Prefecture

54

Setonaikai Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

m-11

You Go Lab / SYNC MUSIC JAPAN21

Kagoshima Yomiuri Television Corp.

21

Shikoku Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

TCN-5 Yuka Imabayashi

TCN-4 Kazuhide Miyasaka (The BERICH)

37

Shin-etsu Broadcasting Co., Ltd

Australia

CREATIVE ASSOCIATES LTD.
<C.A.L>72

King Record Co.,Ltd.

21

Shizuoka Daiichi Television Corp.

476

CREATIVE NEXUS INC.

103

Kitakyushu Film Commission

122

Shochiku Co., Ltd.

BrazilCREi INC.

21

Kitanihon Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

157

Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions
Co., Ltd.

166

145

CRUNCHYROLL, INC

103

KOBE FILM OFFICE

c-10 Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia

Cambodia

21

Kochi Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.

76

SION CO.,LTD.

131

143

KOCHI SUN SUN BROADCASTING,
INC.

c-9

Spirits Project Inc.

131

76

DOCUMENTARY JAPAN, INC.

m-5

Dreamusic Inc.

71

Kodansha Ltd.

128

159

d-rights Inc.

21

Kumamoto Kenmin Television Corp.

TCN-2 Spooky graphic / Hiromi Hayashi

131

Film Cambodia Organization (FCO)

143

Ehime Broadcasting Co,. Ltd.

97

Kumamoto Prefectural Governmentc-2

StudioGOONEYS Inc131

FX International Media Group

127

Kyoto Broadcasting System

TCN-8 SUGARLESS FACTORY / Kenji Muto

131

Joshua E.Ir Production

54

Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting Co., Ltd.

m-25 TAGBEAM Inc.

131

Michal Creation & Production

m-10 EXIT TUNES Inc.

97

Kyushu Associations of Independent
Entrepreneurs

76

Express Co.,Ltdm-9

Lantis Co., Ltd.

76

FF TOHO, INC.

103

Film Commission Nagoya
Location Navi

166

Foolish Piggies Films

m-20 elements Ltd.
c-11

EMUS INTERNATIONAL Co.,Ltd.

LIFE MUSIC
m-19 FORENTERTAINMENT,INC.

c-8

Free Stone Productions Co., Ltd.

90

Fuji Network System Fuji Television
Network, Inc.
Fuji Network System Fuji Creative
Corporation (FCC)
Fuji Network System Kansai
Telecasting Corporation
Fuji Network System Sendai
Television Incorporated

90
90
90

WC

NS Films Ltd.

76

Takion Japan Inc.

131

NuS Co., Ltd.

m-16 LIVE ASIA

103

TANBA SASAYAMA Film Comission

131

セミナールーム

37

76

TBS VISION,INC.

131

Prime Dynasty Entertainment GroupLtd.
The Association of Filmmakers of
Cambodia (AFC)m-21 Massive One Inc.

37

TBS-Tokyo Broadcasting System
Television, Inc.

131

The Commercial News76

MEDIA PULPO,LTD.

m-4

TEICHIKU ENTERTAINMENT,INC.

Cameroon21

Miyagi Television Broadcasting Co.,
Ltd.

76

TELECOM STAFF INC.

165

MarketScreeningRoom

97

Miyazaki Prefecture

76

TELEPACK Co., Ltd.

1st PLACE Co.,Ltd.
m-27
China

21

Miyazaki Telecasting Co., Ltd.

21

Television Iwate Corp.

109

ANTS ANIMATION STUDIO

127

Television Kanagawa Inc.

114

CCTV

21

Television Kanazawa Corp.

119

China Huace Film & TV Co., Ltd.

m-25 MOONSHINE Inc.
21

Nagasaki International Television
Broadcasting, Inc.

C-2

153 143134

C-3

154 144

135

C-5

29-1

37

29-2

SeminarRoom

スクリーニングルーム

1

2

3

145

C-8

137

C-9

71

72

C-10

73
76

69

147

80

75

C-12

105

159

74
78

88

4

66

29-3

54

C-7

155

m-27 m-25 m-23
m-28 m-26 m-24

m-33 m-31 m-29
m-34 m-32 m-30

21

C-6

C-11

162

10

C-4

136

157

131

Cameroon Film Industry

C-1
133

6

5

20

m-3
m-4
m-5

156

4
12

90

93

TCN-1 Taka Kato

Mainichi Broadcasting System,Inc.

m-16
m-17
m-18
m-19
m-20
m-21
m-22

1

m-1
m-2

m-13
m-14 m-8
m-9
m-10
m-15

164

m-29 SXSW

167

m-11
m-12 m-6
m-7

Aries Production
Dremfud Limited

SDI media

WC

TvZero131

SPO Entertainment Inc.

1

喫煙所

167

Angkor Film Inc.

m-17 OTAKORP, INC

Smoking Area

XEITGEIST ENTERTAINMENT
GROUP

154

m-16 DEARSTAGE

Macedonian Film Agency

16
5

155

BANDAI VISUAL CO., LTD.

16
6

m-2

m-14 Independent Label Council Japan

Mint Motion Pictures

JAPAN LONDON
m-30 HYPER(Cross Media Ltd.)

29

156

avex group

Sanlih E-Television Co., Ltd.

TOHOKUSHINSHA FILM
CORPORATION
Tokuma Japan Communications Co.,Ltd.

INTERNATIONAL TELEVISIONFILMS, INC.

m-26 Athor Harmonics Co.,Ltd.

8

Responsable du département juridique
Office National du Cinéma de Côte d'Ivoire

80

m-24 Street Voice97

99 100101

103

107 108 109

110 111112

115 116 117
114

119

121

151
149

161

139

122 123 124125

127 128 129 130 131 132

142
151

1

2

ES

WC
TCN-8 TCN-6 TCN-5 TCN-3

TCN-7

TCN-4

TCN-1

TCN-2

Buyer’s Lounge
バイヤーズ ラウンジ

9

Event&SeminarCreating Beneficial Business Chances And Opportunities

Providing a wide-range of events and seminars
leading to new encounters and relationships
Daily pitching and matchmaking sessions, together with seminars taking upnew marketing
helped create a positive buzz and excitement among attendees. JCS, with its unique ability
was instrumental in making these types of seminars happen, generating excitement andStrategies in Exporting Current problems and future directions
Japanese Music of anime conventions in the world

Pitching Session : Kodansha Ltd.

JETRO Business Seminar The Visible Near
Future of the Streaming Video Market［PART1］

Cool Japan with Locals @ JCS

Future prospects of the music streaming
services in the Japanese market

Pitching Session :Kamikazedouga co.,ltd.

Character Licensee Companies
in Vietnam and Thailand

trends, such as the launch of video streaming services Netflix and Hulu,
to bring together multi-media content such as Film, TV Music and Anime,
stimulating lively business discussions for all attendees.

TV Tokyo Corporation andInternational Co-Productions

The Potential of Animation
Collaborations Between Japan andthe World: Matching

Strategies for Japanese culture events andJapanese contents spreading across the world

SyncSummit @ TIMM; a J-Music Lab seminar

Anime and Regional Communities:
On the Frontline Exploring Different
Forms of Collaboration

The Japan Foundation Asia Center / UNIJAPANSeminar Southeast Asian Visual Contents: International
Pitching Session : Tokyo Creators NEXT
co-productions and cross-cultural content

JETRO Business Seminar The Visible Near
India-Japan Licensing and Character
Future of the Streaming Video Market［PART2］ Business Seminar

JAPAN AND ASIAN MARKET OVERVIEW
and INCOME COLLECTION STRATEGIESFOR JAPANESE ARTISTS

HOW TO GET YOUR SONG PLACED - SONGPITCHING AND CO-WRITE OPPORTUNITIESIN KOREA, TAIWAN AND JAPAN

India-Japan Licensing
and Character Business Matching Event

Anime and Character Product Exports in theInternational Marketplace: Present and FutureInternational co-production movie of Japan

Pitching Session :Tatsunoko Production Co., Ltd.

Pitching Session :Tezuka Productions Co., Ltd.

Pitching Session : Fanworks Inc.

14:30-16:30

10.20 Tue10.21 Wed

Pitching Session : Tokyo Creators NEXT

Strategies in Exporting Japanese Music
10:00-11:00

Future prospects of the music streaming services in
the Japanese market
10:00-11:00

Opening the Door to the Chinese Film Market Recent trends in
China's massive film market, and keys to success for JapanChina co-productions
16:00-17:30

Character Licensee Companies in Vietnam and Thailand
10:30-12:00

Pitching Session : Fanworks Inc.
10:00-13:00［Pitching］
10: 00-11:00 ［Matching］11: 00-13:00

10.22 Thu

TV Tokyo Corporation and International Co-Productions
10:30-12:00
Strategies for Japanese culture events and Japanesecontents spreading across the world
11:30-12:30
Pitching Session : Kamikazedouga co.,ltd.
12:30-15:30［Pitching］
12 : 30-15 :30 ［Matching］13: 30-15 :30
JETRO Business Seminar The Visible Near Future of
the Streaming Video Market
13:00-15:30 ［PART1］13: 00-15 :30 ［PART2］14: 10-15 :30
India-Japan Licensing and Character Business Seminar
14:00-16:30
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Opening the Door to the Chinese Film Market
Recent trends in China's massive film market,
and keys to success for Japan-China co-productions

Anime and Character Product Exports
in the International Marketplace: Present and Future
10:30-12:00
Current problems and future directions of anime
conventions in the world
11:30-12:30
Pitching Session : Kodansha Ltd.
13:00-14:00
Cool Japan with Locals @ JCS
13:00-15:10
India-Japan Licensing and Character Business
Matching Event
14:30-17:00

SyncSummit @ TIMM; a J-Music Lab seminar
10:00-11:00
International co-production movie of Japan
10:00-10:45
The Japan Foundation Asia Center / UNIJAPAN Seminar
Southeast Asian Visual Contents: International co-productions
and cross-cultural content
10:30-12:00

India-Japan Licensing and Character Business
Matching Event
10:30-12:00
Pitching Session : Korea Creative Content
Agency(KOCCA)
11:00-12:00

Pitching Session : Korea Creative
Content Agency(KOCCA)JAPAN AND ASIAN MARKET OVERVIEW and INCOME
COLLECTION STRATEGIES FOR JAPANESE RTISTS
11:15-12:00

HOW TO GET YOUR SONG PLACED - SONGPITCHING AND CO-WRITE OPPORTUNITIES IN
KOREA, TAIWAN AND JAPAN 12:15-13:15
Anime and Regional Communities: On the Frontline
Exploring Different Forms of Collaboration 13:00-14:30

Pitching Session : Tatsunoko Production Co., Ltd.
13:00-14:00
Pitching Session : Tezuka Productions Co., Ltd.
14:00-14:45
The Potential of Animation Collaborations Between
Japan and the World: Matching 14:00-16:00

CO-PRODUCTION EVENT

10.20（Tue）-22（Tue）

KOFIC KO-PRODUCTION in TOKYO 201511

Became the platform of image contents
Collaboration
event

Collaborations withvarious possibilities

Japan Content Showcase 2015 collaborated with The Japan Foundation Asia Center,

Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) and Tokyo Metropolitan

Government, networked with Asian countries, and developed "Japan Contents"

for overseas. In Japan Content Showcase 2015, various approaches

to create further business matching places for multi-content platforms were developed.

The Japan Foundation Asia Center
Buyers and sellers throughout
Asia were brought on board for
TIFFCOM.Furthering the network
through contents such as ﬁlm and TV.
For 7 years starting from the previous
year until 2020, TIFFCOM and The JapanFoundation Asia Center is conducting a
network program through contents suchas film and TV in Asia.
As a part of it, we have furthered the
network by bringing buyers and sellers
regarding the film and TV industries onboard. Moreover, we conducted a seminar
regarding the contents market inSoutheast Asia, and business matching
events co-hosted with the Japan External
Trade Organization.

Tokyo Creators NEXT

JETRO

8 creators selected by Tokyo
Metropolitan Government expressed
their individualities overseas!

The VOD business seminar hosted
by JETRO had a great response! A
multitude of approaches furtheringvarious overseas development.

In order to stimulate the animation industry
and promote overseas expansion, the Tokyo
Metropolitan Government exhibited at JCS2015
for the first time as ＂Tokyo Creators NEXT＂,and provided business matching support
towards 8 groups of animation creators
who wish to expand their business overseas.
Animation creators（in alphabetical order）
Junichi Yamamoto, Kazuhide Miyasaka(The BERICH), Naoya Kurisu,
Spooky graphic/Hiromi Hayashi,
SUGARLESS FACTORY/Kenji Muto,
Taka Kato, Tetsuro Kodama, Yuka Imabayashi

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The Japan External Trade Organization and
The Japan Foundation Asia Centercolalaborated with JCS and held film-related
contents and business matching events inJapan and Southeast Asia. JETRO also held
an information contribution seminar for
stimulating overseas development of Japan's
wide-ranging contents such as the film, TV,music and animation fields. The seminar
entitled "The Visible Near Future of the
Streaming Video Market" had a great
response! It ended on a great success after
hastily moving the venue to a larger space.

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VOICE

Crossing barriers of genres and borders

Networking
Party

Circle of networking
that keeps reaching out

Umaru EMBALO

M a r k e t

S c r e e n i n g&

O n l i n e

L i b r a r y

KNIGHTWORKS ／ France

There is so muchdifferent kind of content,
so we must come every
year to chase new
business opportunities.

Many parties were held on consecutive days at banquet halls
at the GRAND PACIFIC LE DAIBA. Waves of networks havebeen expanded, crossing all barriers.

JCS Welcome Reception
A bright welcoming banquet was held, where
affiliates such as exhibitors and buyers could
all mingle.

An encounter with newfilms was all the more madepossible by JCS
Screening rooms where exhibitors' works wereavailable were set up as a platform many buyers
could look at. Also the JCS venue (Odaiba) andTIFF venue (Roppongi) co-hosted the 28th
Tokyo International Film Festival's screening forpress and industry participants (P&I
Screenings). The high-powered lineup was all
the more made possible by JCS.

Screening
The Japan Foundation Asia Center

Luncheon for Pavilion Leaders

Screenings were conducted at the screening
room at GRAND PACIFIC LE DAIBA,
and in the large-scale cinema complex,
Cinema Mediage, just three minutes walkfrom the hotel in a good location.
Not only the notable Japanese films officiallyselected in Competition and Special Screenings
section to the 28th Tokyo International Film
Festival, but also have screened the films
presented by JCS exhibitors.
*Please see the screening program on the right for more information

Japan-Korea Broadcasting
Business Networking Reception
A networking event was held at the banquet hallin hotelA party hosted by The Japan Foundation Asia
CenterA luncheon with Pavilion leaders was held

Fuji Network System Pavilion Party

TBS Pavilion Party

Asia Networking Reception

A party hosted by Fuji Television was held inside the booth A party hosted by TBS was held at the booth14

As one of The Japan Foundation project, a party
networking TV and film affiliates in Asia was held

OnlineLibrary
The online library introduced in the previous year wascontinued this year as it was highly favored.
It is a very useful service which you can use to accesseach exhibited work from your own device without
being confined by the schedule or location.
According to this, you can now view the works by
the exhibitors on an online-platform not only during
the session, but also before and after the session.
More platforms have been offered together with theexisting market screening and P&I screening geared
towards the participants, including buyers.

Screening List (Market Screenings & P&I Screenings)
Film

RIVER

Film

Zinnia Flower

TV

Hokkaido Pride

Film

FOUJITAFilm

The Virgin Psychics

Film

OFFICEMusic

ANIME EXPO PRESENTS COOL JAPAN FESTIVAL「ｌA：LA Live Debut」

Film

Sayonara

Film

PERSONA NON GRATA

Film

Cats Donʼt Come When You CallFilm

We are Moluccans Cahaya dari Timur:Beta Maluku

Film

TERMINAL

Film

Something Like Something Like It

Film

The Inerasable

Film

WE ARE Perfume

Film

BIKUU THE MOVIEFilm

MY love STORY!!

Film

What in the world happened ？

Film

MOZU The Movie

Film

Chieri and Cherry / Cheburashka Goes to the Zoo

TV

Okinawan Horror Stories 2015

Film

Pink and GrayFilm

A Living PromiseTV

Wine, Dine And Woo Me / My neighbor Seki & Rumiʼs Phenomenon

Film

MAY WHO ？ MAY-NHAI FAI WRANG FERWORLD TOUR 3rd DOCUMENTTV

Big MouthFilm

Wonogawa

Film

Lowlife Love

Filmlost and foundFilm

The Actor

Film

Three Stories of Love

Film

Cherry Blossom Memories

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TIMM

One-stop from live, collecting information tobussiness meeting

TIMM is Japan's only music market, where both domestic and international music-related
Not only can you present live showcases of various genres, but also you can also hold
It is so hugely popular among domestic and international buyers that you can feel thefigures gather, and has enabled wide networking., is the TIMM.
one-stop business meetings one-stop relating to exports and imports.
variety of Japan's music contents.

The one and only musicin Japan have made the

BUSINESS MEETING at TIMM

marketnext leap forward

TIMM SHOWCASE LIVET I M MJ O I N T

E V E N T S

AUN J CLASSIC ORCHESTRASEKAI NO OWARISCANDAL

androp

OLDCODEX

Akamaru Dash☆

Mogamigawa
Tsukasa
In this year's TIMM business meeting, many of the buyers of concert
promoters from overseas came and lively business meetings were
held. Regarding to the content of the business meetings, in addition
to events and convention, conducting solo concerts have increased
and could develop new business for many Japanese artists andJapanese music. Moreover, you could also see business meetings
with buyers from Asia, North America, Europe and Latin America,
and through this TIMM, the network for Japan's music industry toprovide information to all the countries and regions has been more
maintained and strengthened. Furthermore, as a specific measure foradvancing business meetings, business matching was conductedwith the corporation of Japan External Trade Organization andconducted detailed support for smooth business meetings against
self-funding and small / medium-sized music companies that now
mainly aim overseas development. Above all the booth exhibitors,
TOKYO FANTASY Inc. and ASOBISYSTEM CO.,LTD had aggressive
approach against buyers by offering booths featuring artists' worldview and company image and during this term, not only to thosecompany booth but also they spread out to the whole TIMM
business meeting's vitalization.

16"TIMM JOINT EVENTS" held at Zepp DiverCity was conducted by cooperation of private music affiliated companies and parties.

ArtistVOICE[Oct 20 Tue] TIMM SHOWCASE LIVE ／ PURPLE HUMPTY、PinocchioP、
Mogamigawa Tsukasa、Yucca、Charisma.com

Krystal Yang

[Oct 20 Tue]SEKAI NO OWARI at TIMM ／ SEKAI NO OWARISIVA GroupUSA[Oct 21 Wed] TIMM SHOWCASE LIVE ／ AUN J CLASSIC ORCHESTRA 、JMC(Jumicchi)、UMI☆KUUN 、THE SxPLAY、YAGO Kenta、Akamaru Dash☆
[Oct 21 Wed] SCANDAL | androp at TIMM ／ SCANDAL、androp、FLiP[Oct 22 Thu]OLDCODEX at TIMM ／ OLDCODEX

I think it's
probably oneof the best
conferences
I've been to !

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Asia's leading film festival
marked a major milestone:
30 years of great cinema

TIFF

JCS "now"

JCS

This year the number of registered international buyers
has increased dramatically.
Here is the introduction of the results of business by
JCS participants.

Two new sections were launched at the 28th Tokyo International Film Festival(TIFF):
Japanese Classics and Japan Now, to highlight the best Japanese films from past andpresent. The festival also provided an exciting selection of films from around the worldand earned extensive exposure from overseas.

Number of businessmeetings was around 6,700

Media from around the world
introduced JCS

Business meetings in JCS increased by nearly
1,000 from the previous year, and many businessmeetings yielded results. Again, the strength of
TV contents, including live and animation, hasbeen become distinct.

The number of countries and regions of media
exposure is 28. Not only the neighboring countries in
Asia such as China and Korea, but also Western
media widely introduced JCS. This reveals a highinterest from around the world.

Business Meeting

Total Deal

5,699

6,663

2014

2015

Detail of Deals Done

Value

0

$52,720,00

TV（Live-action）

42.7%

media exposure samples

Other

21.6%
The 28th TIFF expanded its screening
venues to include the Shinjuku area, as
well as extending its duration to 10 days.
The annual event drew 238,185 attendees,
an increase of 6% from the previous year.

T h e 2 8 t h ＴＩＦＦ A w a r d w i n n e r s"Nise - The Heart of Madness"
Special Jury Prize"All Three of Us"
Award for Best Director
Mustafa Kara（"Cold of Kalandar")Award for Best Actress
Gloria Pires (“Nise – The Heart of Madness”)
Award for Best Actor
Roland Møller / Louis Hofmann (“Land of Mine”)
Award for Best Artistic Conrtribution"Family Film"“God Willing”
Audience AwardWOWOW Viewer's Choice Award"Cold of Kalandar"
Best Asian Future Film Award"The Island Funeral"
The Spirit of Asia Award by the Japan Foundation Asia Center Degena Yun（"A Simple Goodbye"）Japanese Cinema Splash, Best Picture Award"Ken and Kazu"
SAMURAI Award
Yoji Yamada, John Woo
ARIGATŌ Award
Kiki Kilin, Akihiro Hino, Suzu Hirose, Mamoru Hosoda, Lily Franky
Tokyo Grand Prix

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Music

5.0%

Amount of attention
towards VOD contents
has increased

Film(animation）

3.6%

TV（animation）

Film（Live-action）12.5%

Genres ofDeals Done

14.6%
Comedy2.0%

Fantasy

2.0%

Drama

Mystery

28.6%

2.0%

Documentary

4.1%

The increase of handling"VOD (internet)" byregistered overseas buyers
is this year's trend. The VOD
seminar was also
enthusiastically received and has been drawing
attention as a new trend of the industry.

Number of overseas
buyers selected“Internet” as their“Industrial Sector”（Multiple answer）

Suspense

4.1%

Love/
Romance

Variety

10.2%

18.4%

181

Animation

Music

2014

12.2%

※Estimated deals included

16.3%

54%
UP!

279
2015

※Valid responses : 227

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