Eiken (studio)

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Japanese animation studio

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::summary Japanese animation studio ::

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FieldValue
nameEiken Co., Ltd.
native_name株式会社エイケン
native_name_langja
romanized_nameKabushiki gaisha Eiken
logoEiken Logo.jpg
logo_captionLogo used since 1973
imageEiken bld.jpg
image_captionHeadquarters in Arakawa, Tokyo
former_nameTCJ Video Center Co., Ltd. (1969–1973)
typeKabushiki-gaisha
industryJapanese animation
founded
founderHidenori Murata
hq_locationMinami-Senju
hq_location_cityArakawa, Tokyo
hq_location_countryJapan
key_people
net_income14893,000 yen
net_income_yearDecember, 2020
assets823,679,000 yen
assets_yearDecember 31, 2020
num_employees50
parentADK Emotions (70%)
Fuji Television (10%)
website
footnotes
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| name = Eiken Co., Ltd. | native_name = 株式会社エイケン | native_name_lang = ja | romanized_name = Kabushiki gaisha Eiken | logo = Eiken Logo.jpg | logo_caption = Logo used since 1973 | image = Eiken bld.jpg | image_caption = Headquarters in Arakawa, Tokyo | former_name = TCJ Video Center Co., Ltd. (1969–1973) | type = Kabushiki-gaisha | industry = Japanese animation | founded = | founder = Hidenori Murata | hq_location = Minami-Senju | hq_location_city = Arakawa, Tokyo | hq_location_country = Japan | key_people = | net_income = 14893,000 yen | net_income_year = December, 2020 | assets = 823,679,000 yen | assets_year = December 31, 2020 | num_employees = 50 | parent = ADK Emotions (70%) Fuji Television (10%) | website =
| footnotes =

Eiken Co., Ltd. is a Japanese anime studio in Arakawa, Tokyo, Japan. The company was formerly known as Television Corporation of Japan Co., Ltd. or TCJ before the sales division spun off to form Zuiyo Eizo. As a result, it changed its name in 1969 to Eiken. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of ADK Emotions.

History

|name = Television Corporation of Japan, Co., Ltd. Tele-Cartoons Japan |native_name = 日本テレビジョン株式会社 |romanized_name = Nihon Terebijon Kabushiki-gaisha |type = Private KK |fate = Dissolved, sales division spun-off into Zuiyo Enterprise |founded = |defunct = |successor = Zuiyo Enterprise TCJ Video Center |industry = Advertising Japanese animation The studio was established as Television Corporation of Japan in 1952. It started off producing commercials before entering the anime industry with adaptations of Ko Kojima's Sennin Buraku and Mitsuteru Yokoyama's Tetsujin 28-go. Since then, it has co-produced (with TBS) numerous anime like Super Jetter, Space Boy Soran, Noboru Kawasaki's Skyers 5 and Sanpei Shirato's Sasuke.

In March 1969, TCJ manager, Shigeto Takahashi, along with the sales division, spun off from TCJ, to form Zuiyo Eizo. The animation division remained and spun-off itself to TCJ Video Center Co., Ltd. The company struck gold with their anime adaptation of Machiko Hasegawa's long-running manga, Sazae-san. It still continues to run on Fuji TV to this day, making it the longest running anime. It renamed itself to Eiken in 1970 to produce Norakuro-kun and eventually adopted it as its official name in 1973.

Works

TCJ era

Eiken era

References

References

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