Okazaki Castle Ninomaru Noh Theater 3D Projection Kabuki

KAGUYA pays homage to Taketori Monogatari (The Tale of the Bamboo-Cutter), which was established in the Heian period (794-1185) and is said to be the oldest extant Japanese tale. This is an original work

MYSTERIO is an original work that weaves a mysterious tale of sun, jungle, primary-coloured animals, prayers to the gods and other fascinating cultural and dance elements around the theme of an ancient Mexican civilisation full of mystery and romance.

Drawing on iconic Kabuki dance masterpieces long cherished by audiences, such as Fuji-Musume and Shunkyō Kagamijishi,, this digital art performance presents the beauty and spiritual essence of Japanese tradition through the Senju School, an Osaka-based company active on the international stage. Enhanced by fantastical digital art direction, the performance offers an immersive experience of the refined aesthetics and profound spirit of Nihon Buyo.

Timeless Japan Art is an original video work that immerses the viewer in a space coloured by Japanese culture, tracing the aesthetic sense and mental landscape of the painters through ukiyo-e prints, which have fascinated people around the world over time, and depicting the fascination of the stillness and movement of the movements of Japanese dance and shamisen music

Deep Ocean is an original film that pays homage to Jules Verne's science fiction novel “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea”, fantastically depicting the mysterious ocean world of deep seas, coral reefs and ancient undersea ruins, and the mysterious creatures that live there, inviting the viewer into a story of mysterious exploration

Projection mapping images of ukiyo-e, traditional crafts, flowers, etc. will be projected onto Matsumoto Castle, a national treasure representing Japan. A light art production including a fusion of projection mapping and laser mapping and interactive content was performed.

The Noh play ‘Nomiya’ and the Kyogen play ‘Boshibari’ will be performed on a special stage in the Saiku Heian no Mori, located on the site of the national historic site of Saiku, with projection mapping images of the autumn scenery and other scenes that appear in ‘Nomiya’.

3D projection show combining live performances of Ninja, Japanese dance and contemporary dance with images projected on a hologram screen