Toei Animation’s China Business Takes a Hit as Japanese Anime Streaming Struggles
Japanese animation giant Toei Animation, responsible for beloved franchises such as One Piece and Dragon Ball, has reported a substantial decline in anime streaming rights sales in China, as Japanese entertainment continues to face an increasingly difficult environment in the country.
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