GENTOS Logistics Center Becomes New Filming Location in Japan

GENTOS Logistics Center: A Fresh Filming Location

The GENTOS Logistics Center, operated by Japan's leading LED light manufacturer, GENTOS Inc., has been officially registered as a new filming location in Japan. This initiative, managed by TONICHI, the company behind the filming location providing site "T-ROKE", marks an exciting development for filmmakers seeking versatile settings for their projects. Located in Saitama Prefecture's Okegawa City, this logistics center boasts exceptional accessibility, spacious areas for large vehicles, and an array of facilities that cater to film and television production needs.

A Partnership Born from Social Media Connection

This partnership emerged from informal exchanges on the social media platform X. Discovering the logistics center’s ample facilities, the filming team from TONICHI proposed the idea of utilizing the site for filming purposes. GENTOS recognized the opportunity for effective asset utilization, which could not only generate new revenue streams but also enhance their corporate branding. This agreement between the two companies represents a growing trend of business collaborations initiated through social media interactions, following a similar partnership in Nagano Prefecture’s Hanamaruki Miso Experience Center.

Meeting Filming Demands

The demand for operational logistics centers as filming locations is exceptionally high on the T-ROKE platform. With past collaborations resulting in numerous filming sessions across six different properties, it has become evident that functional logistics facilities with ample operational capabilities are scarce. The partnership with GENTOS allows for the capture of realistic logistics scenes, contributing to the authenticity and depth of various productions. The center not only offers logistics areas, but also features an office, conference rooms, an entrance, locker rooms, and even stairways and hallways, all within a single facility. This multifunctionality significantly reduces travel time for production teams, greatly enhancing their overall time management on set.

Prime Location and Access

The GENTOS Logistics Center benefits from being located near the Ken-O Expressway’s Okegawa-Kano Interchange, providing excellent access for crews. The facility includes a vast parking area suitable for large trucks, ensuring that the loading and unloading of equipment is seamless and efficient. With a dedicated freight elevator to facilitate the movement of equipment, the site is fully equipped to minimize stress for production teams.

A Vision for the Future

A representative from GENTOS expressed their enthusiasm regarding the new registration with T-ROKE, stating: "We are excited to have our logistics center transformed into a filming location. Experiencing a place that is usually seen as a workspace being featured in a production offers a unique perspective. If people can recognize our space on screen, it will undoubtedly increase their fondness for GENTOS. We hope this opportunity will help more individuals discover our brand."

The facility includes:

- Logistics Area: Ideal for filming realistic logistics scenes.
- Office Space: Comprehensively equipped with standard office furniture, suitable for various office scenes.
- Conference Room: A spacious area adjacent to the office, perfect for interviews or team discussions.
- Entrance: A clean, white entry that can be used effectively for various scenes.

With just an hour's travel from central Tokyo, it promises to be an outstanding filming option for productions looking for high time efficiency.

Key Location Details

- Address: 97 Kano, Okegawa City, Saitama Prefecture
- Facilities Available: Logistics area, office, conference room, locker room, staircase, hallway, etc.
- Filming Availability: Weekdays from 7 PM to 7 AM, flexible on weekends and holidays.
- Rates: Approximately ¥25,000 per hour and ¥50,000 per day, subject to time variations.

For more about the location, visit T-ROKE.

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