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Lawmaker Yamada Explains Implications of Proposed Copyright Guidelines on Cosplay Income

free, easy, and Interest Lawmaker Yamada Explains Implications of Proposed Copyright Guidelines on Cosplay Income posted on 2021-01-29 13:45 EST by Kim Morrissy On the other hand, what does relate to the issue of derivative works is how creators can collect money in the age of mass reproduction over the internet. There are aspects of the current legal system that are out of step with the digital age. After it was reported that the Japanese government is considering rules that will allow copyright holders to regulate cosplayers for income earned from cosplay activity, House of Councillors member Tarō Yamada appeared on Abema News to explain the implications of the potential laws on

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Anime: New Copyright Law Could End Cosplay As We Know It

The Japanese government is considering altering current copyright law to regulate certain aspects of cosplay, but what does that mean for the hobby overall?

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Japan considers new cosplay copyright rules

Japan considers new cosplay copyright rules 27-01-2021 American anime publisher Crunchyroll reported news of the discussions on Sunday, January 24. Cosplay, which is a portmanteau of the words “costume play”, describes a situation where cosplayers dress up as specific characters. Those in costume often take on the role of the character they are seeking to portray, as well as the appearance. Popular sources of cosplay include anime (Japanese computer animation) and manga (Japanese comics or graphic novels). Cosplay has grown increasingly popular, with some cosplayers earning large sums of money from endorsements and as social media influencers. The Japanese government is said to be considering whether new rules should be devised to regulate potential copyright disputes between cosplayers and the owners of the relevant IP.

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The Japanese Government Could Change Cosplay Forever

The Japanese Government Could Change Cosplay Forever Share Filed to:anime music video Photo: ROSLAN RAHMAN / Contributor, Getty Images To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Currently, anyone in Japan is free to dress as their favourite characters. That will continue, most likely, but there might be big changes for those who make money from cosplaying and possibly, even for those who don’t.

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Crunchyroll - Japanese Government is Looking Into New Copyright Regulations for Cosplay

Crunchyroll - Japanese Government is Looking Into New Copyright Regulations for Cosplay
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