Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai in "Shōgun" (Photo Credit: Katie Yu/FX) High demand for “Shogun” and the second season of “Tokyo Vice” seems to point to a more general appetite from U.S. audiences for ...

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Welcome to Global Breakouts, Deadline’s fortnightly strand in which we shine a spotlight on the TV shows and films killing it in their local territories. The industry is as globalized as it’s ever ...

The makers of Japan's most outrageous programming have united to sell their quirky formats to the rest of the world. By Gavin J Blair Asahi Broadcasting Corp.'s "Who Is the Real Celebrity?" is among a ...

New Jersey Public Television (NJTV) Joins U.S. Public Broadcasters to Distribute Japanese Lifestyle and News Programming to the Southern New Jersey/Philadelphia Region NEW JERSEY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NHK ...

There are a lot of different ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Japan. If you want to get orthodox, tradition says you should make a midnight visit to your local temple to literally ring in the new ...

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F1 fans, start your engines. The 2024 season continues this weekend with the Japanese Grand Prix. Once again, this weekend's F1 race will be subject to inconvenient timing for East Coast viewers, with ...

High demand for “Shogun” and the second season of “Tokyo Vice” seems to point to a more general appetite from U.S. audiences for stories from Japan. So far, demand for “Shogun” has peaked at 48 times ...