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collaboration(British: collaboration) Means "work together" and "cooperate", and "co-star" and "co-star"Cooperation, "Collaboration," and "interesting cooperation."JapaneseThen.CollaborationOften abbreviated.

Overview

In the past, it was common to say "(first) co-starring", but after 2000 (12), "first collaboration", "unique collaboration", "dream collaboration", "strongest" PR in the form of "collaboration" etc.Propaganda) Was used frequently. Nowadays,Music,ComicSuch asCopyrighted materialNot onlyCompanyEach other,brandとmagazine,SHOPThe word "collaboration" is used in all fields, including joint projects by. further,TV program,Ads,moviesとArtistsThe example is ambiguous, such as being used even for joint planning with.

The degree of cooperation with the other party is also constructionJoint ventureThere are various types, from strict ones that can be said to loose ones that have the same screen in the video content.

TV program

Key stationとQuasi-key stationJointly with each otherProductionOrQuasi-key stationとNamed television broadcasting stationCo-production and collaboration with other stations.bookIn some cases Also,Fuji Television Network, Incof"You can laugh!InTBSAnnouncerShinichiro AzumiIn recent years, TV stations have collaborated with each other.

These days, if the TV programs are on the same TV station and are broadcast next to each other, they are called "Union Special".Special programAs a result, there are many collaborations such as both performers appearing in their respective programs.

Also, to appear (= co-star) together on the same TV programtelopOr referrals may use the notation collaboration.

Music

Musicin the case of,ミ ュ ー ジ シ ャ ンTemporarily with each other or with artists in other fieldsunitOrSongOffer orMusic produceThese are also included, and are rarely used when doing permanent activities. "&"(and),Japanese OfParticleof"と","×"(Call),"VSGenerally speaking, the case of being treated in the same row as in (Versus) etc. is called collaboration, and when there is a main artist and it is treated as a guest,FeaturingIs called. Also,"FNS Song Festival''FNS Song Summer FestivalIn many Fuji TV music programs such as, “X” is often used in telops because the songs are often presented in collaboration by combining musicians such as two or more different singers, dancers, and performers.

Comic

ComicIn the field ofmanga artistbyCooperationMay be performed.Drawing groupHowever, since 1972 (Showa 47), in a series of collaborations published in several commercial magazines and the like, the work was produced by not only professionals but also dozens of people including amateurs. Also,Cartoon magazine2 of the authors serialized in the magazine in "Planning", etc., consider that the world views of the two works are the same or very close (or one is forced to match the other), 2 Such as drawing a story using the characters in the workCrossover worksThere are some forms that take the form of, and such a collaboration is sometimes called a "collaboration work".

It should be noted that such collaborations are not always conducted by magazines,Masahiro Shibataof"Red FangWas announced in 1982 (Showa 57)Shinji Wadaof"Super Girl AsukaExtra edition withBakuaku], there was an example that Wada called "friendship writing"^[1].

commercial

• collaborationCMWas broadcast in 2001 (Heisei 13) and 2002 (14)Suntory Ofcoffee"BOSSHas become widely known in the commercials.Matsuo SuzukiからBagPassedMasatoshi NagaseTheHotei TorayasuIs the chase, but these two peopleCHEMISTRY(Music unit),Sky Perfect TV!(CS broadcasting),Fujifilm(Fuji color),au(Mobile phone),ANA(Aviation industry) Was to enter the world of CM^[2].
• 2012 (Heisei 24) --With Suntory "BOSS Coffee"Softbank mobileThere was a collaboration in the CM on (mobile phone)^[3].

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