This latest investment in Japanese content by the streamer comes less than a month after Netflix partnered with Japan’s Tokyo Broadcasting System to bring two of its drama series – Japan Sinks: People Of Hope and Let’s Get Divorced – and a reboot of romance-themed reality show The Future Diary, to global audiences. These number among the first 15 titles to have already begun streaming on the service, while a further 15 will be added from December, including the 2019 drama series Mr.Hiiragi’s Homeroom, Your Turn to Kill, and this year’s Life’s Punchline.Įntertainment shows included as part of the deal are adventure variety show The Quest, and the contest show Masquerade.
The deal gives Netflix streaming rights to shows including 2011 drama series I’m Mita, Your Housekeeper, Death Note, a live-action adaptation of a comic series, and Tokyo Tarareba Girls, which is also a remake of a comic. Netflix is expanding its offering of Japanese content by partnering with Nippon TV to bring 30 of the Tokyo-based network’s drama and entertainment shows to the global streamer’s Asian subscribers.
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