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[PR] Notice Regarding the Co-Hosting of the "Japan Horror Film Awards" with KADOKAWA CORPORATION

KeyHolder has decided to participate as a co-organizer and investor in the Japan Horror Film Awards, hosted by KADOKAWA CORPORATION. Its subsidiary UNITED PRODUCTIONS will handle the operational work, with a view to linking the award-winning films to distribution, IP management, film production, overseas expansion and other initiatives.

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Announced details

Japan Horror Film Awards
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Horror films, video production, film distribution, IP management, streaming, overseas sales and overseas remakes

Launch date29 May 2026 (screening of award-winning films, scheduled); 30 May 2026 (awards ceremony, scheduled)
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Usage history

Held 3 times since 2021. Previous grand prize winners include directors Shimozu Yuta (下津優太), Kondo Ryota (近藤亮太) and Katagiri Eriko (片桐絵梨子).

Relationship between the counterparty and the company
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Relationship with the Company

KeyHolder will participate as a co-organizer and investor, while UNITED PRODUCTIONS will handle the operational work. KADOKAWA CORPORATION approached the Company regarding the co-hosting arrangement.

CounterpartyKADOKAWA CORPORATION

A company that develops businesses spanning publishing, anime, live-action video, games, web services, education and EdTech, and creates a diverse range of IP. Other information on its location, representative, capital and year of establishment is Not disclosed.

Award/certification name

Japan Horror Film Awards (4th edition)

Impact on Business Performance

The impact on consolidated full-year results for the fiscal year ending December 2026 is expected to be minor.

The company does not address Contract Value / Offering price.

Source (materials cited by the company)

Rolling Stone's US edition, “The 20 Best Movies of 2025”

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredJapan Horror Film Awards
CounterpartyKADOKAWA CORPORATION
Counterparty overviewA company that develops businesses spanning publishing, anime, live-action video, games, web services, education and EdTech, and creates a diverse range of IP. Other information on its location, representative, capital and year of establishment is Not disclosed.
Relationship with the CompanyKeyHolder will participate as a co-organizer and investor, while UNITED PRODUCTIONS will handle the operational work. KADOKAWA CORPORATION approached the Company regarding the co-hosting arrangement.
Launch date29 May 2026 (screening of award-winning films, scheduled); 30 May 2026 (awards ceremony, scheduled)
Applicable areaHorror films, video production, film distribution, IP management, streaming, overseas sales and overseas remakes
Award/certification nameJapan Horror Film Awards (4th edition)
Usage historyHeld 3 times since 2021. Previous grand prize winners include directors Shimozu Yuta (下津優太), Kondo Ryota (近藤亮太) and Katagiri Eriko (片桐絵梨子).
Impact on Business PerformanceThe impact on consolidated full-year results for the fiscal year ending December 2026 is expected to be minor.
SourceRolling Stone's US edition, “The 20 Best Movies of 2025”
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Contract ValueOffering priceContract DateAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocationLocation scaleQuantitative Effects

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To advance the development and global expansion of horror content in the video production business. The Company determined that the awards could lead to the distribution of award-winning films, IP management, streaming, the production and release of original films, overseas sales and overseas remakes, and could serve as a step toward realizing UP's vision.

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