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The $60B Anime & Manga Boom Has Escaped Japan
Most people assume anime & manga are Japanese industries. But for the first time in history, international revenue has surpassed Japan’s. TOKYOPOP’s been preparing for this moment for nearly 30 years. They have licensing contracts with giants like Nintendo and Disney, with stories told in 50 countries and 30+ languages. That’s translated to $15M in annual revenue. And it’s just beginning.
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