Emole Picked for METI's 'IP360' to Accelerate Japan's Short-Drama App BUMP AbroadA · FULL TRANSLATION

# IP360# short drama# content export
Key Points
- Emole is selected for METI's 'IP360' program
- Its short-drama platform BUMP will accelerate overseas expansion
- Government IP policy pushes Japanese content abroad
Analysis
Emole said it was selected for Japan's METI 'IP360' program to accelerate the overseas push of its short-drama platform BUMP. It fits Japan's policy refrain of treating anime, games and short dramas as national export assets backed by subsidies. Vertical short drama is one of the fastest-growing content formats globally—Chinese players are racing ahead in Western markets—and Japan's state-backed push is a clear bid for the niche. Whether content export monetizes is the next thing to watch.
Full Translation
Emole Inc. announced it has been selected for the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's 'IP360' program and will accelerate the overseas expansion of its short-drama platform BUMP.