Paramount+, the SVoD service from Paramount, has announced a new deal in Japan with OTT service, Lemino, operated by Japanese telco, NTT Docomo. Through the deal, viewers in the market will be able to access Paramount+ via Lemino Channel, which is available as an à la carte subscription on the platform for a monthly fee of JPY770 (€4.76) inclusive of tax.

Marco Nobili, Executive Vice President and International General Manager at Paramount+, said: “Paramount+ continues to have a strong footprint in international markets around the world, streaming some of the most-watched global series from Yellowstone to Landman. By partnering with Lemino, Paramount+ will be delivering many of the very best films, franchises and series to even more Japanese fans.”

This is the latest in a series of strategic partnerships that Paramount+ has established in the market. These include deals with J:COM and WOWOW, as well as with Prime Video Channels as an à la carte subscription. More recently, Paramount secured a licensing deal with Japan Airlines (JAL), to offer a selection of titles from Paramount+ as part of the airline’s in-flight entertainment.

Paramount+ delivers entertainment for the whole family, with hit movies, exclusive originals, and iconic series across every genre from Paramount’s brands and production studios, including CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Pictures and Showtime.

In Japan, Paramount+ is available on J:COM Stream, WOWOW On Demand, Prime Video, and now Lemino Channel.

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