Connecting Cultures Through Publishing at Tokyo Rights Meeting 2025
In 2025, İntrotema Copyright and Translation Agency took part in the Tokyo Rights Meeting, one of Asia’s premier publishing gatherings. This event brought together Japan’s rich literary tradition with international professionals, creating an engaging environment for exploring rights exchange and discovering new market possibilities.
Engaging with Japanese Publishers
Throughout the meeting, İntrotema connected directly with Japanese publishers and agencies to explore potential collaborations for the publishing houses we represent. Our discussions covered industry trends, upcoming release schedules, and evolving market demands in Japan.
We presented detailed catalogs from our international partners, highlighting genres ranging from children’s books to academic titles and non-fiction. These interactions created opportunities for new rights agreements while strengthening professional relationships.
Connecting Literary Traditions Across Borders
The Tokyo Rights Meeting provides a platform where diverse literary traditions intersect, fostering cross-cultural understanding and collaboration. Participating in this event allowed İntrotema to expand its global reach and support publishers in connecting with new audiences.
Highlights and Key Takeaways
- Established new connections with Japanese publishers and literary agencies
- Gained insights into Japan’s publishing trends and upcoming titles
- Showcased international catalogs across various genres to professional audiences
- Identified promising rights opportunities in children’s, academic, and non-fiction sectors
- Reinforced İntrotema’s role as a bridge for cross-cultural publishing collaborations
Looking Forward
Our participation in the Tokyo Rights Meeting proved highly productive, helping to expand İntrotema’s presence in the Asian publishing market and creating new avenues for international collaborations.
We will continue to foster cross-border partnerships, facilitate the exchange of literary works, and support publishers in reaching new audiences worldwide.