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The new Japan-Australia tax treaty which came into force on December 3 2008 will be applicable to royalty remittances to our Australian proprietors starting January 1 2009.
Our contracts department will be on hand to help our clients with the new formalities.
The new Japan-France tax treaty which came into force on October 26 2007 will be applicable to royalty remittances to our French proprietors starting January 1 2008.
Our contracts department will be on hand to help our clients with the new formalities.
The new Japan-UK tax treaty which came into force on October 12 2006 will be applicable to royalty remittances to our UK proprietors starting January 1 2007.
Our contracts department will be on hand to help our clients with the new formalities.
Tuttle-Mori has established an in-house Program Licensing Department to handle television, film and video rights. The department's high profile client list includes Britain's Channel Four International and National Geographic Television International for whom Tuttle-Mori will handle Japanese sales on an exclusive basis.
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Dan Brown's Lost Symbol, is an immediate best seller for publisher Kadokawa Shoten.
Dorling Kindersley's Wow! The Visual Encyclopedia of Everything is another clean hit (80,000 copies now in print!) for publisher Kawade Shobo Shinsha.
Our foreign rights department is proud to represent Hitomi Kanehara's
Snakes and Earrings. Thirty languages licensed worldwide, with approximately 140,000 copies in print solely in foreign editions!
Management guru Peter F. Drucker's classic
Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices is a blockbuster title for publisher Diamond Inc. Over 220,000 copies in print!
2010 marks the 65th anniversary for Finnish bestseller author Tove Jansson's Moomin series. Tuttle-Mori currently works with over 80 Moomin licensees in Japan.
Hayao Miyazaki's animated adaptation of Diana Wynne Jones' Howl's Moving Castle brought over 15 million Japanese to the movie theaters throughout Japan, making this the second most popular Japanese film of all time.