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Accelerating Entertainment Funding with TCIC Pitch Campus 2026

The TCIC Pitch Campus 2026, managed by Tsukurie Co., Ltd., has officially kicked off in Tokyo, aiming to boost funding for startups in the content and entertainment sectors. This program specifically targets entrepreneurs looking to hone their business models and enhance their pitching skills, thereby greatly contributing to the growth of Japan’s entertainment and creative industries.

The Importance of the Entertainment and Creative Industry

Japan's content sector is recognized as a foundational industry, boasting a global market worth approximately 135 trillion yen. The overseas revenue generated from Japanese content alone is around 6 trillion yen, indicating vast potential for further growth. This initiative serves to strengthen the backbone of the entertainment creative sector by supporting budding entrepreneurs with innovative ideas.

What is TCIC Pitch Campus 2026?

This free acceleration program consists of six sessions, designed for those starting their ventures within the content industry. Participants aim to refine their business models and improve their pitching capabilities for investors. They are mentored by industry experts during each session, and the program culminates in a Demo Day where participants pitch their ideas to venture capitalists, financial institutions, and content businesses. By enhancing the chances of success in business competitions and providing networking opportunities, TCIC helps participants navigate the path to investment.

Meet the Chosen Startups

Seven startups have been selected to participate in this year’s program:

1. Origin Frame (「Parallel」)

Led by Mr. Yu Shin, Origin Frame explores the relationship between AI, intellectual property (IP), and content. Their service,