37 open permanent event production roles at 13 entertainment & gaming companies in Japan, tracked daily from each company's own careers page.
37 open permanent event production roles at 13 entertainment & gaming companies in Japan, tracked daily from each company's own careers page.
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Daily total across the 11 companies tracked through the whole period. Companies added mid-period are excluded until the window catches up to them. As of September 22, 2026 · tracked daily since August 17, 2026
Event Production, all industries · 34 postings with comparable stated pay, from 18 employers
median ¥5,700,000 · 34 postings
¥4,400,000
Typical advertised range
¥6,800,000
Postings by Advertised Range
Under ¥4M
4
¥4M–5.9M
14
¥6M–7.9M
11
¥8M–9.9M
How hiring on this page compares with its wider market, on the same measures.
Compared with Entertainment & Gaming employers across Japan (53 companies).
Counts on this page come from AirTA's own daily checks of each company's careers page. When a number cannot be measured reliably, it is hidden rather than estimated. Industry describes the company, not the individual role, so an employer with several businesses appears under each industry it operates in. Report a data issue.
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Entertainment & Gaming Event Production-specific pay is hidden: 22 postings state pay, but too few employers disclose to describe a market. Figures appear when enough employers disclose.
| Roles closed per employer (30 days) | Not enough postings on this page to compare. | ||
| Median days a role stays open | Not enough postings on this page to compare. | ||
| Postings stating a salary | 59% | 51% |
| Median advertised salary | Not enough postings on this page to compare. | ||
| Classified postings requiring English (E1 or above) | 19% | 13% |
| Classified postings needing daily English (E3 or above) | 14% | 5% |
| Management-level titles | Not enough postings on this page to compare. | ||
Counts are per-employer averages; shares are across all live postings on September 22, 2026. English rows use the English-level classification (a subset of postings), so they differ from the share of postings mentioning English in the Market Snapshot. A row is hidden when either side has too few postings to compare fairly.