Lemino (レミノ, Remino) is a Japanese video on demand over-the-top streaming service operated by NTT Docomo.

Upon launching the app, a video immediately starts playing, and the channels arranged vertically can be changed by flicking on a smartphone or using a TV remote control, allowing users to begin watching something without actively searching for it.

[18] On June 30, 2018, dTV released Punk Samurai Kirarete-sōrō, a movie produced solely by the video streaming service.

According to the market research firm GEM Partners, as of 2016, dTV had a domestic share of 24.1%, overwhelmingly ranking first.

[24] While dTV had a strong lineup of music content, Lemino has expanded its offerings to include original works, anime, and Korean dramas, resulting in a library of nearly 180,000 titles, which is slightly less than double its previous count.

[2][25] During a press conference on the 6, Docomo executive officer Tomo Kobayashi stated, "The competition in the video streaming service market has become intense, and relying solely on low prices has caused us to lose some of our presence.

According to Gem Partners' estimates, dTV held a market share of 4.2% in Japan's subscription video streaming services in 2022.

In February, U-Next, which held the second-largest market share domestically, announced the acquisition of the operating company of Paravi, in which TBS Television and TV Tokyo had invested.

[2][26] Docomo announced on April 24, 2023 that it has formed a business alliance with Yoshimoto Kogyo Holdings in the entertainment industry.