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Eight major Japanese publishers, studios, and production companies, including Toei, Shochiku, and Kadokawa, are set to pitch their intellectual property to international buyers at the second Tokyo IP Market: Adaptation & Remake during TIFFCOM 2026.

Shareholder support for Kadokawa CEO, Takeshi Natsuno, plummeted to below 60% at the company's Annual General Meeting. This significant drop follows an activist campaign targeting the anime and gaming giant.

Kadokawa, the Japanese publisher known for 'Elden Ring', is facing an internal struggle over its CEO's position during an upcoming shareholder meeting.

KADOKAWA, the publisher of the Japanese book information magazine 'Da Vinci,' has announced that the magazine will cease publication after its October issue, concluding over 30 years of its print run.

Two Indian brothers have made their manga debut in Japan after winning an international contest for manga without dialogue or text hosted by Kadokawa last year.

The CEO of Kadokawa, the Japanese powerhouse behind 'Elden Ring,' has survived a shareholder vote, despite an activist investor's demand for the company to generate more profit from the popular game. The vote confirms the current leadership's position.

A live-action series adaptation of 'Kiki's Delivery Service' is currently in development, with BBC Studios, Wheel In Motion, and Kadokawa collaborating on the project. This marks a new adaptation of the beloved story.

Gamers are expressing serious worry about 'Elden Ring 2' as FromSoftware's parent company, Kadokawa, faces pressure from Oasis Management to capitalize on the game's success.

At its general shareholders' meeting, KADOKAWA, a company involved in publishing and anime production, saw a shareholder proposal to dismiss its president due to poor performance rejected by a majority vote.

Japan's Fair Trade Commission has advised publishing giant KADOKAWA to prevent recurrence of violations of the freelance protection law, as it failed to provide necessary transaction conditions to writers and illustrators it commissioned.