Blockchain Platform to Promote Japanese Culture Through Movies, TV Shows and Music

A blockchain-based company says it is seeking to cater to what it calls a growing demand for Japanese culture - creating animations, music, games and movies, as international interest in this industry grows.

According to MINDOL's white paper, the country's government is investing heavily in a "Cool Japan" strategy, designed to showcase powerful content and enable a market already worth 12 trillion yen domestically to generate even more revenue from devoted fans in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere.

The company has a thorough plan for producing content, and several projects are already in the works.

MINDOL has the goal of regularly producing TV programs and hosting artist content that nurture new talent and open up new opportunities.

MINDOL says famous producers who specialize in TV, film, animation and publishing have already agreed to join its platform.

At the heart of the company's ecosystem is a marketplace called eMINDOL, helping consumers to view content, buy products, and invest in the projects they feel most passionate about.

Stakeholders will have the ability to vote and participate in the planning and development of new content, and their influence will be tied to the number of MINDOL tokens they own.

For content creators, MINDOL's blockchain also has the potential to help protect their earnings.

Making "Cool Japan" even more exciting MINDOL's team say they want to ramp up the excitement and enthusiasm that global fans have for Japanese content.

Projects in the pipeline According to MINDOL, projects for TV programs are due to commence in October, with details of planned animations to be unveiled in the same month.