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'''Toshiba EMI''' (東芝EMI or 東芝EMI) was a music company that also published games. It was a joint venture between two Japanese companies, [[Toshiba]] and [[wikipedia:EMI Music Japan|EMI Music Japan]].
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'''Toshiba EMI''' (東芝EMI or 東芝EMI) was a music company that also published games. It was a joint venture between Japanese company, [[Toshiba]] and British music conglomerate [[wikipedia:EMI|EMI Group]]. In 2007, Toshiba sold their shares of the company to EMI renaming itself to EMI Music Japan.
  
 
At one point owned record labels [[Futureland]] and [[Eastworld]].
 
At one point owned record labels [[Futureland]] and [[Eastworld]].
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Toshiba EMI
Founded: 1960
Defunct: 2013
T-series code: T-63
Merged into: Universal Music Japan (2013)
Headquarters:
Tokyo, Japan

Toshiba EMI (東芝EMI or 東芝EMI) was a music company that also published games. It was a joint venture between Japanese company, Toshiba and British music conglomerate EMI Group. In 2007, Toshiba sold their shares of the company to EMI renaming itself to EMI Music Japan.

At one point owned record labels Futureland and Eastworld.

Softography

Discography

References