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I am not going to edit this article as I have an association with another NTT company (which is a potential COI). Also, I know nothing about this company and I don't speak or read Japanese in order to research it properly. That said, I did notice that if you view their homepage with Google Translate then it is very clear that they are a general book publishing company. I can't see any music recordings being promoted on the front page, just books. The books they are promoting on the front page are mostly translations of books on business topics by western authors. I wasn't able to dig deeper and see what their full catalogue looks like but it is very clear that this is not a niche publishing company dedicated to Final Fantasy soundtrack albums.
The article currently gives an extremely misleading impression. This is like us having an article about the BBC that only mentions that they make and broadcast the Teletubbies.
It would be good if somebody who speaks Japanese can bring across the content from the Japanese article. There isn't much of it but, as far as I can tell using Google Translate, that gives a better view of the company's activities. I have tagged it accordingly. --DanielRigal (talk) 18:01, 20 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]