From March 2012 to March 2013, Amazon’s Kindle has earned the lion’s share in sales of e-book readers in Japan, with 38% of the market according GoodEreader . Behind, there is, at 33%, the Kobo, sold by the Rakuten Group. Sony is in third place with 25.5% of sales.
Over the same period, he sold in Japan no less than 470,000 e-book readers. According to projections firm MM Research in the next 12 months, it should be exchanged 520,000 units. However, for now, many Japanese players still use their smartphone or tablet for reading e-books.
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