Tokyo-based production services company Wowow Bridge was founded last summer by Japanese premium pay-TV broadcaster WOWOW and has locked in its first pair of projects. The company is serving a series of finale shot in Tokyo FBI: International From Universal TV, Wolf Entertainment and CBS Studios. The series finale shot follows a recent wide Japanese repair work for Wowhashi Neurological methodSkydance and Anonymous Content’s highly anticipated big-budget science fiction series will premiere worldwide on Apple TV+.

Wowow planted its own banner in the production services business last year, hoping to encourage and profit from the recent surge in industry interest in Japanese live performance content. A subsidiary of Wowow Bridge was established to provide a full range of services for international film and television projects, aiming to shoot in Japan. The company's decision to launch the production services division stems from its experience as co-producer of Max's famous crime series Tokyo bad habits. The show’s executive producer Kayo Washio acts as Wowow’s head of U.S. operations and the lead producer of international co-production, and the acquisition and distribution of works played a role in bringing the show to Japan and providing a range of live relationships.

The key to the company's game is the new, but still modest international production incentives launched by Japan. The incentives have a cash rebate of up to 50% of eligible fees, with a cap of 1 billion yen (about $7 million). Wowow Bridge provides incentive funds for all three projects undertaking to date. Wowow's Washio is lobbying for Japanese motivations in months and years Tokyo bad habitsFilmed in the first season of 2022.

On the Executive Front, Wahahashi said it recently brought in experienced producer Mitsutoshi Hamazaki (Tokyo bad habits,,,,, Earthquake bird,,,,, Snake's eyes), this is one of the few people in Japan who have international production credits. Hamazaki will become the main producer of all Japanese buds on Wowow Bridge.

“We hired Mitsui because I witnessed his first-hand experience during his Vice Season 1 in Tokyo.” “I believe he is the best series producer in Japan and we have built the strongest team to support international production together.”