Supports promotion of smartphone and console games in Western markets by coordinating campaigns, events, overseas partners, media responses, promotional materials, and Japanese-English documents.
About this role
This contract role handles overseas licensing sales for the company's manga content. Responsibilities include coordinating internal and external parties for new licensing sales, providing candidate works to overseas publishers according to their characteristics, serving as the contact for proposals to publish translated editions, preparing and checking permission-related documents, reviewing contracts, and supervising the production of translated publications and promotional items.
The role works with overseas publishers and involves learning about markets and conditions in different countries, publishers' editorial policies and initiatives, and regional approaches to developing manga content.
Applicants must have a strong interest in the licensing business and business-level or higher communication ability in both Japanese and English, including conversation, business-document reading, and writing. These skills are used for internal and external email, meetings, negotiations, and proposal documents. The position also requires the ability to handle multiple tasks concurrently, an interest in entertainment content such as games, anime, manga, and films, and basic email and Office application skills, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Desirable qualifications include the ability to explain manga content clearly and attractively to third parties, experience working with overseas companies, and flexible thinking.
Applicants must include a statement of motivation in the application notes or career history document. They must also submit a list of manga titles read during the most recent three months; the format is open, and works outside the company's catalog may be included.
The position is a contract role based at the Shibuya office in Shibuya, Tokyo, at 1-1 Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya Sakura Stage SHIBUYA Tower.
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