About the event

Yudai Kamisato as director of Okazaki Art Theatre continues to explore people’s attitudes towards politics and society, and the coexistence of people who cannot understand one another. Following in the footsteps of his grandmother, who emigrated from Okinawa to Peru, Kamisato researched the current situations of South America and Okinawa for his new creation.

Incorporating elements of the life of his “Mexican Theatre father”, Seki Sano, who was active before the war, and died in a foreign country; Kamisato’s own choice to work in Japan, while adjusting to life as an immigrant; and the story of the entrepreneur Ryoichi Jinnai, who is currently supporting the community of people of Japanese descent in Peru and other countries of South America. This piece explores the concept of “homeland” through the stories of people who emigrated to foreign countries in the past and died overseas, and the stories of people currently living in foreign lands. This perspective of an observer also informs us about ourselves, living in contemporary Japanese society.

Ticket information

Fukuoka&Sendai now on sale!

Fukuoka
<Adv.> Adult ¥2,800 / Student ¥2,500
<Door> Adv.＋¥300

Sendai, Sapporo

<Adv.> Adult ¥2,500 / Student ¥1,500

<Door> Adult ¥2,800 / Student ¥1,800

Venue

Schedule

ims hall (Fukuoka)

5/10（Sun.) 17:00

10box(Sendai)

5/30（Sat.) 17:00

5/31（Sun.) 15:00

Theater ZOO(Sapporo)

7/4（Sat.) 17:00

7/5（Sun.) 15:00

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◎The tickets reception opens 40mins before/ the doors open 30mins before a performance starts.

◎Unreserved seating
◎All show performed in Japanese with English surtitles.
◎All show under 18: Admission Free

Credits

Written ,directed, and stage designed by

Yudai Kamisato

Casts

Masahiko Ono (Okazaki art theatre), Wataru Omura (KAKIKUUKYAKU), Mari Kodama (Shochiku Geino)

Produced by

precog

Organized by

Okazaki art theatre, precog