Have you ever dreamed of being a real-life action hero?
 
The Chikuho Action Project can help!
Experience gunfights, car chases, and explosions Filmed in a real town in Fukuoka, Japan
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What is the Chikuho Action Project ?
The Chikuho Action Project is part of a company that creates a unique environment for shooting action movies in Japan which may not otherwise be available within the country.
 
Reserve your spot in an experience-based action movie shoot!
You can experience a variety of action-packed scenes safely under the instruction of professional prop experts and shoot a movie. Now, both children and adults can be movie stars!

[ Packages ]
Gunfight !
Fight a gun battle at a real train station, shopping street, on a train car, etc. Who will play the bad guy and who will play the hero? It’s up to you!

Car Chase with Explosions !
Ride along with our professional stunt driver in a real-looking police vehicle, drifting through explosions and fire.

Explosions on Public Transportation !
Ride on a bus or train, and travel to the destination while being randomly bombed. Our basic package includes 6 explosions per session. Additional explosions are available for an extra charge.

[ Optional equipment ]
■Rocket launcher rental
■Blood packet(several types of bullet-hit effects are available)
■Prop gun rental

[ Notes ]
• Prices shown are estimates and may vary depending on the number of participants, location, selected services, and other factors.
• Professional cinematographers can help capture your action in battles. Please let your coordinator know if you would like to take your own pictures with a smartphone or camera.
• No real firearms are used. Prop guns are replica guns that qualified prop experts use on set. A safety training session is held before all events.

[ Calling All Filmmakers ]
We're also actively inviting both domestic and international filmmakers to conduct location shoots here in Chikuho. We wish to foster global development in both film and video industries.

Please contact us for further information at npro0214@gmail.com
Edited and translated by Amy from Amy's English lab (https://amysenglishlab.com) and Yuko Yamamoto