日本知名喜剧吉本取消上海演出

Core Viewpoint - Recent delays in the release of Japanese films and cancellations of performances have raised concerns about the impact on cultural exchange projects between China and Japan, affecting various sectors of the entertainment industry [3][4]. Film and Performance Impact - Several Japanese films, including "Crayon Shin-chan: The Hot Spring Dancer" and "Cells at Work," have announced delays in their release. Some cinemas have confirmed these reports [6]. - The anticipated film "Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Chapter" may also face a delay in its release, although some cinemas have not received official confirmation [6]. - The Shanghai International Comedy Festival's "Yoshimoto Comedy Special" has been canceled due to force majeure, highlighting the impact on live performances [7]. Broader Industry Effects - The entertainment industry, including Japanese films, performances, and related IP products, is experiencing noticeable fluctuations [4]. - Companies relying heavily on Japanese IPs, such as Budding Blocks, report that over 53.1% of their revenue comes from Japanese IP products. The withdrawal of Japanese films may significantly impact these companies [11]. - Experts suggest that companies should reduce short-term reliance on Japanese IPs and pivot towards domestic or original IPs to mitigate risks. For instance, companies like Shifeng Culture are shifting focus to domestic IPs [11]. IP Cooperation and Risk Management - The article emphasizes the need for companies to expand their IP cooperation to mitigate risks associated with reliance on Japanese IPs. This includes exploring collaborations with IPs from other regions such as Europe and the US [12]. - The gaming industry and concert economy may also face challenges due to the reliance on Japanese IPs, with potential impacts on revenue streams from games featuring Japanese characters and virtual idol concerts [12].