This paper explores the evolution of Japanese television drama (J-Drama) as a pivotal component of the nation’s "Soft Power" strategy. It examines the structural characteristics of the genre, including seasonal programming models and the Trendy Drama phenomenon. Furthermore, this study analyzes the shift from traditional broadcast media to digital distribution channels—symbolized by modern file formats and identifiers like .m4v —and how this transition has altered global consumption patterns, fandom creation, and the international perception of Japanese culture.
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