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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen West Window old things, handwritten past, knsgccxr clues delivery! CTOnews.com September 21 news, Japan TV held a board meeting today, announced that it will acquire the equity of Ghibli Studio and incorporate it as a subsidiary.

JTV will own 42.3% of Studio Ghibli's voting rights and support Studio Ghibli's subsequent operations by signing an agreement (the contract signing and equity transfer execution date is set for October 6), the announcement said. In addition, Studio Ghibli also decided at the board meeting that day to approve the transfer of shares to Japanese television stations.

Japanese TV said that the company has worked with Studio Ghibli for many years, and the works produced by Studio Ghibli are loved not only in Japan but also overseas. Nippon Television decided to acquire shares in the company, believing that providing greater support to this world-class studio would help increase the corporate value of the Nippon Television Group as a whole. In addition, Nippon Television is planned to own 42.3% of Studio Ghibli's voting rights and plans to make the company a subsidiary by signing an agreement to support Studio Ghibli's management.

▲ Japan TV station representative director, chairman and executive director Mibang Sugiyama (pictured left), Ghibli Studio representative director and president Toshio Suzuki (pictured right) CTOnews.com learned from the announcement that Goro Miyazaki is the eldest son of founder director Hayao Miyazaki and is also an animated film director. He has been mentioned many times as the successor of Ghibli Studio. However, Goro Miyazaki himself firmly refused, believing that it was difficult for him to assume the responsibility of Ghibli alone, and it was better to hand over the future of the company to others.

To that end, Studio Ghibli has been considering various candidates for delegating management to others. In view of this situation, Japanese TV stations and Studio Ghibli, which has been close for many years, recently started discussions.

"This way, Studio Ghibli can focus more on film production," said Toshio Suzuki, Studio Representative Director and President. "Japan TV's representative director, chairman and executive director, Mibang Sugiyama, also responded: " We will further support those who work in Ghibli to carry out their careers smoothly. "

Studio Ghibli was founded in 1985 by Tokuma Bookstore, temporarily merged with Tokuma in 1997, separated in 2005, and became an independent joint-stock company.

Studio Ghibli has been working with Japanese TV for nearly 40 years. Japanese TV first broadcast "Valley of the Wind" on TV in 1985, invested in "Witch's Home Express" in 1989, and then broadcast Ghibli works during "Jinyao Roadshow" all the year round.

In July, Miyazaki, 82, returned to film with his 12th film,"What Life Do You Want to Live?" In an interview at the toronto film festival in early september, studio vice president junichi nishioka said that "how do you want to live your life" would not be miyazaki's last film: "he's working on a new film and comes to the studio every day to study it. "

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