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Japan Expands Film Incentive Program, Introduces Multi-Year Subsidies for International Productions

December 10, 2025

Japan is enhancing its film and television incentive program to attract more international productions through fiscal year 2026. The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry is introducing multi-year subsidies aimed at bolstering the country's appeal as a filming location.

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Japan's film incentive program will be extended through fiscal year 2026.
The program includes enhanced provisions for international productions.
Multi-year subsidies will be introduced to attract overseas filmmakers.

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Japan Expands Film Incentive Program, Introduces Multi-Year Subsidies for International Productions

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