PlayStation confirms extended State of Play Japan livestream

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PlayStation has scheduled a special edition of State of Play focused on studios from Japan and across Asia. The broadcast will run for more than 40 minutes and feature a mix of established series, distinctive indies, interviews, and fresh looks at upcoming titles. Voice actor Yuki Kaji will host the show. The stream will be available on YouTube with Japanese audio and English subtitles, alongside a fully localized Japanese-language version on the Japanese PlayStation channel. Below are the key timing and access details directly from the official announcement.

What to expect from the program

The show is built around a curated lineup of Japan- and Asia-made games, spanning both well-known franchises and smaller indie projects. PlayStation also notes there will be developer interviews and new looks at anticipated titles, suggesting updates rather than deep-dive presentations. Hosting duties fall to Yuki Kaji, framing the showcase with a distinctly Japanese perspective.

When and where to watch

The livestream will air on YouTube with synchronized schedules for multiple regions. The main stream uses Japanese audio with English subtitles on the PlayStation channel. A fully Japanese-language version will run on the Japanese PlayStation YouTube channel.

Broadcast schedule – official timings as provided:

Primary stream link: https://www.youtube.com/PLAYSTATION

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Language options and regional availability

The PlayStation YouTube channel will stream the show with Japanese audio and English subtitles, ensuring English-speaking viewers can follow along without a separate dub. The Japanese PlayStation YouTube channel will carry a full Japanese-language version. No additional language tracks were announced in the official note.

Co-streaming and VOD guidance

PlayStation cautions that the broadcast may include copyrighted content, such as licensed music not controlled by the platform. As a result, co-streams or VOD archives may face restrictions based on third-party licensing. Creators planning to save or repost segments are advised to omit copyrighted music to reduce the risk of takedowns.

Final takeaway – what this means for players

With an extended 40-plus-minute runtime and a focus on Japanese and Asian development, this State of Play is positioned to deliver a broad snapshot of upcoming titles from the region. If you want the most direct feed, tune in via the PlayStation YouTube channel during your regional time slot and, if you plan to clip or co-stream, be mindful of licensed music in the broadcast.