Produce exhibitions and live events built on anime, game and comic IP at Tohokushinsha, from concept through exhibit design, digital staging, merchandise and on-site operation.
Tohokushinsha Film
Film, TV commercial and video production; subtitling and dubbing · Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Tohokushinsha Film Corporation was founded on April 1, 1961. In 1962 it began Japanese-language dubbing and the distribution of foreign films and dramas to TV stations, and it added TV programme production in 1963 and commercials in 1964. It distributed and licensed Thunderbirds from 1966 and founded the digital post-production company Omnibus Japan in 1987.
Today it makes TV commercials, promotions, graphics and web content, sound and subtitles, programmes and films, and runs licensing, CS broadcasting and online distribution. Listed on the TSE Standard and Nagoya Main markets, it had 1,163 consolidated employees and sales of ¥47.7 billion in the year to March 2026. Its head office is in Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
- Salary range
- ¥4.5M – ¥8M
- Median
- ¥5M – ¥7.5M
- Remote or hybrid
- 29%
- Most requested
- Japanese posting, level unstated 7
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open positions at Tohokushinsha Film
Plan and produce advertising and promotions, chiefly events plus video, web and graphic work, with clients and ad agencies at Tohokushinsha.
Produce feature films, TV and streaming drama series and short-form video at Tohokushinsha, from planning and pitching through scripting, shooting and editing.
Direct sound for anime productions at Tohokushinsha, also handling direction for game audio and foreign-film dubbing within its sound and dubbing division.
Manage production of dubbed audio and subtitles for anime, games and foreign films and TV series: schedules, budgets and cost control, quality, and client work.
Win and produce corporate video work, such as branding and recruiting films, documentary-style promos and short dramas, in Tohokushinsha's video production division.
Back-office support for Tohokushinsha's subtitling and dubbing division: reception and visitors, PC text and data entry, supplies and general affairs, and help with in-house IT equipment.