Production Insurance

Shoots filming in Japan move through a layered cover landscape. That spans the must-have employer liability under Japanese labour law, public liability limits that scale up at heritage sites and Tokyo Metropolitan Government locations, equipment cover that satisfies rental houses across Shibuya and Osaka, and cast policies that protect funding milestones with broadcasters and streamers.

Here is how this works in practice. We line up cover through brokers who focus on entertainment risk. They draw on both local Japanese carriers and the London and US markets that global distributors often want on their chain-of-title schedules.

Here is the short of it. Each policy is shaped to the shoot's set risk profile. That covers stunt density, vehicle action, drone work signed up with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, and weather exposure across typhoon season or Hokkaido winter shoots.

Here is the breakdown. Certificates of cover go out inside twenty-four hours. Location deals at Toho stages, ward office permits, and JR-run rail filming sign-offs are never the bottleneck. When events happen, our team runs the claim end-to-end with the insurer. The shoot keeps moving while paperwork and pay-out run in parallel.