Event Planner / Corporate Branding

Cygames

Events

Marketing

About this role

This role plans and produces domestic and international events and corporate branding initiatives intended to improve Cygames’ brand value. Responsibilities cover planning and production progress from project launch through completion, schedule and progress management, negotiation and coordination with internal and external stakeholders, and operational support during events.

Projects may include real events, pop-ups, exhibitions, and other promotional activities that communicate the appeal of brands and intellectual property and expand contact with fans. The role works across planning, production, coordination, and on-site event operations.

Applicants must have at least three years of experience planning or producing real events or pop-ups, as well as experience independently driving a project from its launch through completion. Experience designing P/Ls and KPIs and measuring results, and experience supervising booth design and construction, are welcomed. English at daily-conversation level or above is also welcomed.

The position is full-time and is generally based at offices in Shibuya or Meguro, Tokyo. Working hours are 10:00–19:00, with eight scheduled working hours and a 60-minute break from 13:00 to 14:00. Average monthly overtime was approximately 18.5 hours in 2025. The role has a five-day schedule with Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays off. Benefits include social insurance, paid leave, seasonal and year-end holidays, housing assistance, relocation allowance, child allowance, a defined-contribution pension plan, training and mentoring programs, lunch assistance, and other health and communication support. Side jobs are prohibited. Compensation is determined according to experience, ability, and company rules; a semiannual performance incentive is available, and the annual salary includes prescribed overtime and late-night work allowances. An employment contract may also be offered in some cases.

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