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The programs are loaned in dubbed or subtitled English-language versions in principle. No maker’s copyright has been granted for broadcast, commercial, appreciation or private individual use. It cannot, for example, be posted on a website or used for public broadcast etc. The Japan Prize Library lends materials to schools (including kindergartens, primary, secondary and tertiary schools, colleges and universities, and schools for pupils with special needs), research organizations, broadcasters and others for strictly educational, non-profit, non-external use. (This consent is specified in the use of program entries section of the Entry Rules page on the website.) Conditions of use 
The library was established as a lending library and, with the makers’ consent, copies and loans out prizewinning and other outstanding Japan Prize entries to broadcasters, content producers, and research organizations for use in program studies and training program producers. The Japan Prize Library was created in 1974 to propagate the fruits of the Japan Prize competition for use in the enhancement and development of educational broadcasting all over the world. How to Use the Library What is the Japan Prize Library?
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