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Even as Luffy sets sail into the world, Japan's Anime industry remains "locally-produced" with no major changes
While Japanese Anime boasts worldwide popularity, the inside of this industry is said to be 'black', where creators are forced to work for long time with minimal salary. What makes this dreamy industry remain unprofitable? Any lessons to be learnt from overseas countries?
Main personality: Makoto Shiono, IGPI Partner
Today’s guest: Kohki Sakata, IGPI Singapore CEO, IGPI Partner
Today’s guest: Kohki Sakata, IGPI Singapore CEO, IGPI Partner
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By IGPI Podcast / IGPI GroupWhile Japanese Anime boasts worldwide popularity, the inside of this industry is said to be 'black', where creators are forced to work for long time with minimal salary. What makes this dreamy industry remain unprofitable? Any lessons to be learnt from overseas countries?
Main personality: Makoto Shiono, IGPI Partner
Today’s guest: Kohki Sakata, IGPI Singapore CEO, IGPI Partner
Today’s guest: Kohki Sakata, IGPI Singapore CEO, IGPI Partner