…especially those with high international potential. The speakers were Kayo Fukuda, NEP/NHK; Thomas Hirakoa, ABC Japan; Yuka Kakui, TV Asahi; Ki Kitamura, TV Tokyo Corp.; Fumi Nishibashi, Fuji Creative Corp; Hiroki Tanaka, Yomiuri Telecasting Corp.; Masashi Yamamoto, TBS Television; and Katie Nakano Yukiko, Nippon Television Network Corporation. Here’s a selection of the shows on show!
The Japanese Treasure Box showcase is underway at #MIPFormats – this is Nininba from Fuji Television Network pic.twitter.com/qfOybKpYY3
— MIP Markets (@mip) April 3, 2016
And this is a man singing karaoke in a barrel-rolling plane in Mission Infernal by Fuji Television #MIPFormats pic.twitter.com/mwbRrYEO3S
— MIP Markets (@mip) April 3, 2016
Kids Love Therapy is a Japanese show where parents help children with their romantic troubles #MIPFormats pic.twitter.com/MYPj6wu5Ak
— MIP Markets (@mip) April 3, 2016
72 Hours films a single location (hospital, lost property office, noodle-vending machine) for 72hrs #MIPFormats pic.twitter.com/4QjJuAfEfU
— MIP Markets (@mip) April 3, 2016
Battle of the Homes is a Japanese game-show set in two families’ homes, from Nippon Television Network #MIPFormats pic.twitter.com/VOuwcFwAyR
— MIP Markets (@mip) April 3, 2016
Also shown were Papa’s Kitchen, by Fuji Television Network; One Step One Penny, by TV TOKYO Corporation; Wild Skills, by TV Asahi Corporation; All Chained up! by Yomiuri Telecasting Corp; Battle of the Super Boyz, by Tokyo Broadcasting System Television. A fine selection all round!
