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2019年4月27日

The White Hare of Inaba-Navajo


 

“The White Hare of Inaba-Navajo” in Paris

Date&Time:
2019
19 June, Wednesday 20:00
20 June, Thursday 20:00
21 June, Friday 20:00
22 June, Saturday 18:00
23 June, Sunday 17:00

Venue:
the Musée du quai Branly, Théâtre Claude Lévi-Strauss

＊More information: Here(in French only)


▲At Musée du quai Branly in Paris(2016) ©Jean Couturier
 

Conception and direction: MIYAGI Satoshi
Text: collective writing of KUBOTA Azumi and the troops
Music: TANAKAWA Hiroko
Space design: KIZ Junpei
Lighting design: OSAKO Koji
Costume&Mask design: TAKAHASHI Kayo
Props design: FUKASAWA Eri
Hair and makeup: KAJITA Kyoko

Cast

AKAMATSU Naomi, ABE Kazunori, ISHII Moemi, OUCHI Yoneji, OHTAKA Kouichi, KATO Yukio, KONAGAYA Katsuhiko, SAKAKIBARA Yuumi, SAKURAUCHI Yu, SATO Yuzu, SUGIYAMA Ken, SUZUKI Mariko, DAIDOMUMON Yuya, TAKEISHI Morimasa, TATENO Momoyo, TERAUCHI Ayako, NAGAI Sayako, NOGUCHI Shunsuke, HONDA Maki, MAKIYAMA Yudai, MIYAGISHIMA Haruka, MORIYAMA Fuyuko, YAMAMOTO Miyuki, YOSHIUE Soichiro, YOSHIMI Ryo

Information

2019

8 June, Saturday 14:00 　*Guidance for theatre beginners
　 　 　*Post-performance talk
9 June, Sunday 14:00 　*Nursery service
　 　 　*Post-performance talk

In Japanese with English subtitles
Duration：110min（Without intermission）
 
Venue：Shizuoka Arts Theatre
(2-3-1 Higashishizuoka, Suruga-ku Shizuoka City, Shizuoka)

Performances for junior and high-school students


7 June, Friday 13:30
 
 
 

Related events

Post-performance talk
by the artists and guests: after the performance.

Pre-Performance Talk
Starting 25 minutes before each performance.

Meet us at Cafe Cinderella!
After the performance, the actors will come to see you off in their stage costumes. We hope you will take this opportunity to interact with the actors!

Guidance for theatre beginners
SPAC actors will give beginner audiences a lecture on what to look for and pay attention to before the performance. This event can be participated in by both those seeing the performance for the first time and repeaters.
8 June, Saturday 12:30～13:30
In Japanese
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 20 people.

Ticket Price

4,100 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

SPAC Membership Discount
3,400 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

Pair Discount
3,600 yen per person

Group Discount
3,200 yen per person for group of 3 or more

Senior Discount
3,400 yen for seniors over 60
*Please present ID at door

Student Discount
2,000 yen (University)
1,000 yen (High School and under)
*Please present school ID at door

Handicap Discount
2,800 yen (for those who possess handicap passbook)

*Cannot use more than one discount per purchase.
*Please inform use of discount when making reservation.

How to Purchase

Prior Reservation for Membership begins: 20 April at 10:00
Advance Tickets Sale begins: 21 April at 10:00

●Online reservations
bnr_getti_e
– Please enter from the language button “English”.
– Payment is possible with the following credit cards: DC, UFJ, NICOS, VISA, and Master. Tickets purchased through this website can be received at the venue from one hour prior to each performance.

●Phone reservations
from 10:00-18:00 at SPAC ticket center
TEL. +81-(0)54-202-3399

●Purchase at BOX Office
SPAC ticket center (10:00-18:00)

●Purchase at Seven Eleven
Please use Multi Copy Machine inside stores

Day Ticket
Available at the entrance counter for leftover seats, from one hour prior to each performance.
*Please confirm ticket availability on the day by phone or by visiting Twitter (@_SPAC_)

*Ticket reservations will finish at 18:00 on the day before the performance.
Please refrain from taking infants to the ordinary seats.

［Nursery room］　(up to three children, based on a first come first served basis; reservation required)
SPAC provides a nursery room where you can watch the performance with your infant children.

［Nursery service］　
Please contact us at least one week in advance if you would like to use the free nursery service run by volunteers.
9 June, Sunday
Coverage: Infants aged two and under

Staff

Assistant director: NAKANO Masaki
Stage manager: YAMADA Takahiro
Stage: HARAIKAWA Yukio, KIKUCHI Monami
Sound: MIGITA Soichiro
Light: HISAMATSU Yuka
Wardrobe: KAWAI Reiko

Subtitle translation: Steve CORBEIL
Subtitle operation: OISHI Takako

Technical director: MURAMATSU Atsushi

Production: OISHI Takako, KEIMI Aoi, NAKAO Eiji

Flyer design: SAKAMOTO Yoichi (mots)

 
Produced by SPAC-Shizuoka Performing Arts Center
Co-produced by the Musée du quai Branly

Supported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan through the Japan Arts Council

＜For performances in Paris＞
Supported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan through the Japan Arts Council
Co-operated by ANA

　170131beyond2020_logo 　　ANA

2019年3月5日

Arts Park

Shizuoka Performing Arts Park is the center of activity of SPAC which lies on the northern foot of the Nihondaira plateau with an area four times that of Tokyo Dome. This park of deep green is dotted with the headquarters, open air theatre “Udo”, ellipse theatre “Daendo”, as well as buildings for rehearsal, training exchanges and accommodations.
＊Leaflet: Download（PDF file）

The Open Air Theatre “UDO”

野外２

What expresses our overall concept of coexisting with nature the best here at Performing Arts Park is Open Air Theatre. The “Wakakusa stone” slabs harvested from Izu Peninsula covering the ground in front of the subdued black outer walls gives Udo it’s deep presence. For actors to enter and exit, behind the stage itself, we have our very own hanamichi; lined with tea bushes, we call it our “cha michi”. [Designed by ISOZAKI Arata]

Seating capacity (fixed) 400n ［Wheelchair seats 2］／Dressing rooms 3／Open width 13.8m／Stage depth 16.71m／Dimmer circuits (30A) 263

Ellipse Theatre “DAENDO”

楕円堂斜め

This elliptical space pitch black stage and white wood scaffolding, takes on an almost mystic feeling when light shines from the dome in the ceiling, sharpening the attention of its audience. The corridor on the upper floor is laden with tatami mats while the lounge provides an excellent view directly facing Mt. Fuji. The contrastive concept of this space is the bright, open upper level coexisting with the more cohesive and concentrated feeling given by the stage and seating in the lower level. [Designed by ISOZAKI Arata]

Seating capacity　(movable)　110／Open width　15.70m／Stage depth (Thrust stage) 　7.23m／Lifts 2／Dimmer circuits (30A) 140

Rehearsal Hall “BOX THEATRE”

DAENDO

Box Theatre is a simple black box shaped theatre inside the rehearsal building. The stage and seating can be arranged at will for each and every performance where the unity with the audience can be enjoyed to one’s heart’s content. Attached, is Rehearsal Room One, which serves, making best use of its comforting wood design, as a space used for SPAC actors’ daily training.

Open width　17.2m／Stage depth　13.43m／Grid height　4.6m／Cat walks　4／Lighting bars　4／Bars　8／Dimmer circuits (20A) 52

“THE MINI MUSEUM OF WORLD THEATRE IN SHIZUOKA” /
Cafe “KACHI KACHI YAMA”

Next to the security room by the entrance of the park is our cafe KACHI KACHI YAMA. The Mini Museum of World Theatre in Shizuoka — named THEATRON — opened inside, in April 2023 (also available as a free rest area).

Other

Training Exchange Lodge

lodge

These are the accommodations where people from all spectrums of the performing arts who visit SPAC from home and abroad stay to strengthen relations through production of pieces, presentations, research and discussions.

STUDIO

rehearsal room2

Studio for training and making stage props.

Headquarters Office

office

This building houses the office of the Art Agency, the Artistic director’s office, meeting rooms and archives.

2019年3月5日

What’s SPAC

Shizuoka Performing Arts Center (SPAC) was founded in 1995 by Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. SPAC is the first publicly founded cultural organization in Japan to have residential actors as well as a technical and administrative staff that manages its own theatre venues and facilities for artistic purposes. As a creative base of the performing arts, it generates programs of creation, presentation, education and also programs of exchange / collaboration with artists and institutions of Japan and abroad. SUZUKI Tadashi was the first General Artistic Director of SPAC since 1997 through to March, 2007. In April, 2007, MIYAGI Satoshi was appointed as the General Artistic Director and SPAC started its new phase under his direction. SPAC puts its efforts into various kinds of activities such as creating a variety of theatre pieces, organizing “World Theatre Festival Shizuoka”, inviting students to the theatre, developing theatrical human resources, touring abroad, enhancing outreaching program and many more.

SPAC can present some remarkable points.

1. Persons

SPAC is a company with professional persons to create performing arts.
・General Artistic Director: the symbol of SPAC, who leads the organization and authorizes the overall policy.
・Professionals: residential actors, technical staff, directors, production staff who engages with creation.

2. Facilities

SPAC can utilize own facilities such as; “Studio” where actors formulate their disciplined physical bodies for creating original performing arts, and “Venue” to represent their outputs. Venues have high standard structures and expertise, which are facilities specialized in performing arts for only SPAC’s use, not for rent. In Japan, SPAC is the first model case realizing European theatre system as “A theatre with software”. SPAC has been accepting a lot of attentions in this context, as well as from the viewpoint of cultural policy by a local government.

3. Pieces

SPAC original pieces are highly evaluated both domestically and internationally, continuing presentation in more than eleven countries such as United States, Greek, Russia, France, and Italy. Its repertoires are treasures of SPAC, achieved by own-based staff and actors.

4. Theatre, for communication and connection

Theatre is a window to the world. Not only creation activities, SPAC also holds international performing arts festivals and programs for human resources development to nurture future artists. The energy emitted by a human body on the stage is a once-in-a-lifetime one. SPAC provides opportunities to feel such energy, to inspire creativity and imagination of both performers and audiences. Where both of them can meet each other is “a theatre”.

Chairman of Board of Directors: Sumiko Suzuki
General Artistic Director: Satoshi Miyagi

Contact: 2-3-1 Higashishizuoka Suruga-ku Shizuoka-shi 422-8019
Tel. +81-54-203-5730
Fax: +81-54-203-5732
Email: mail@spac.or.jp

MIYAGI Satoshi / General Artistic Director

Born in 1959 in Tokyo. He is the General Artistic Director of the Shizuoka Performing Arts Center (SPAC). He studied the theory of drama from Yushi ODASHIMA, Moriaki WATANABE, and Hachiro HITAKA at Tokyo University, and founded Ku Na’uka Theatre Company in 1990. He is engaged in various international performance activities, and is praised for his direction fusing the contemporary interpretation of text and the physical techniques and stylization of Asian plays. He was appointed as the General Artistic Director of the SPAC in April of 2007. He not only performs his original work but also invites various works that sharply depict the modern society from around the world, and is working to create a theater as a “window to look out toward the world.” After the success of “Mahabharata” which received an invitation to and was performed at Festival d’Avignon in July 2014, he performed “Antigone” in 2017 as the opening act of the Festival at the Cour d’honneur du Palais des papes. It was the first time in the Festival’s history that an Asian play was selected as the opening act, and the world depicted by the work caused a great reaction. His other representative works include “Medea” and “Peer Gynt.” He received the Grand Prix of the 3rd Asahi Performing Arts Awards (2004), the 2nd Asahi Beer Art Prize (2005), and the 68th Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology’s Art Encouragement Prize of Drama (2018).

2019年3月4日

SPAC

What’s On at SPAC

PLAY! Week is here — the renewed World Theatre Festival Shizuoka!
Join us in Shizuoka Performing Arts Park for family-friendly outdoor programs, international performances, and special events during Golden Week.

See full schedule: World Theatre Festival Shizuoka
See more: PLAY! Week Official Website


The Mini Museum of World Theatre in Shizuoka “MM THEATRON”
Visit our festival hub located at the entrance of Shizuoka Performing Arts Park. Open throughout the festival period with free entry and exhibitions.
Learn more

　>>Festival Cafe & Bar (Limited-time)
　　During the festival, MM THEATRON also transforms into a pop-up cafe and bar. It will be great place to meet and chat with artists and audience members from all over the world. See details

★ Streaming

Watch selected SPAC performances online anytime, anywhere.
Watch online

About SPAC

Shizuoka Performing Arts Center (SPAC) was founded in 1995 by Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. SPAC is the first publicly founded cultural organization in Japan to have residential actors as well as a technical and administrative staff that manages its own theatre venues and facilities for artistic purposes. As a creative base of the performing arts, it generates programs of creation, presentation, education and also programs of exchange / collaboration with artists and institutions of Japan and abroad. SUZUKI Tadashi was the first General Artistic Director of SPAC since 1997 through to March, 2007. In April, 2007, MIYAGI Satoshi was appointed as the General Artistic Director and SPAC started its new phase under his direction. SPAC puts its efforts into various kinds of activities such as creating a variety of theatre pieces, organizing “World Theatre Festival Shizuoka”, inviting students to the theatre, developing theatrical human resources, touring abroad, enhancing outreaching program and many more.

SPAC can present some remarkable points.

1. Persons

SPAC is a company with professional persons to create performing arts.
・General Artistic Director: the symbol of SPAC, who leads the organization and authorizes the overall policy.
・Professionals: residential actors, technical staff, directors, production staff who engages with creation.

2. Facilities

SPAC can utilize own facilities such as; “Studio” where actors formulate their disciplined physical bodies for creating original performing arts, and “Venue” to represent their outputs. Venues have high standard structures and expertise, which are facilities specialized in performing arts for only SPAC’s use, not for rent. In Japan, SPAC is the first model case realizing European theatre system as “A theatre with software”. SPAC has been accepting a lot of attentions in this context, as well as from the viewpoint of cultural policy by a local government.

3. Pieces

SPAC original pieces are highly evaluated both domestically and internationally, continuing presentation in more than eleven countries such as United States, Greek, Russia, France, and Italy. Its repertoires are treasures of SPAC, achieved by own-based staff and actors.

4. Theatre, for communication and connection

Theatre is a window to the world. Not only creation activities, SPAC also holds international performing arts festivals and programs for human resources development to nurture future artists. The energy emitted by a human body on the stage is a once-in-a-lifetime one. SPAC provides opportunities to feel such energy, to inspire creativity and imagination of both performers and audiences. Where both of them can meet each other is “a theatre”.

Chairman of Board of Directors: Sumiko Suzuki
General Artistic Director: Satoshi Miyagi

Contact: 2-3-1 Higashishizuoka Suruga-ku Shizuoka-shi 422-8019
Tel. +81-54-203-5730
Fax: +81-54-203-5732
Email: mail@spac.or.jp

MIYAGI Satoshi / General Artistic Director

Born in 1959 in Tokyo. He is the General Artistic Director of the Shizuoka Performing Arts Center (SPAC). He studied the theory of drama from Yushi ODASHIMA, Moriaki WATANABE, and Hachiro HITAKA at Tokyo University, and founded Ku Na’uka Theatre Company in 1990. He is engaged in various international performance activities, and is praised for his direction fusing the contemporary interpretation of text and the physical techniques and stylization of Asian plays. He was appointed as the General Artistic Director of the SPAC in April of 2007. He not only performs his original work but also invites various works that sharply depict the modern society from around the world, and is working to create a theater as a “window to look out toward the world.” After the success of “Mahabharata” which received an invitation to and was performed at Festival d’Avignon in July 2014, he performed “Antigone” in 2017 as the opening act of the Festival at the Cour d’honneur du Palais des papes. It was the first time in the Festival’s history that an Asian play was selected as the opening act, and the world depicted by the work caused a great reaction. His other representative works include “Medea” and “Peer Gynt.” He received the Grand Prix of the 3rd Asahi Performing Arts Awards (2004), the 2nd Asahi Beer Art Prize (2005), and the 68th Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology’s Art Encouragement Prize of Drama (2018).

2019年2月1日

YOTARO AU PAYS DES YŌKAI

Directed by Jean LAMBERT-WILD, Lorenzo MALAGUERRA
Script, adaptation, and dramaturgy by Jean LAMBERT-WILD, HIRANO Akihito, All of casts and workshop participants
Translated by HIRANO Akihito
Music by Jean-Luc THERMINARIAS、TANAKAWA Hiroko

Performed by

yoneji ouchi
OUCHI
Yoneji
kotoko kiuchi
KIUCHI
Kotoko
tsuyoshi kijima
KIJIMA
Tsuyoshi


katsuhiko konagaya
KONAGAYA
Katsuhiko
keita mishima
MISHIMA
Keita
haruka miyagishima
MIYAGISHIMA Haruka


fuyuko moriyama
MORIYAMA
Fuyuko
soichiro yoshiue
YOSHIUE
Soichiro
takahiko watanabe
WATANABE
Takahiko


Information

■Schedule
2019

16 February, Saturday 14:00 　*Shuttle bus from Hamamatsu
　 　 　*Post-performance talk
17 February, Sunday 14:00 　*Guidance for theatre beginners
　 　 　*Post-performance talk
24 February, Sunday 15:00 　*Nursery service
　 　 　
2 March, Saturday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　
3 March, Sunday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　
9 March, Saturday 14:00 　*French subtitle
　 　 　*Nursery service
10 March, Sunday 14:00 　*French subtitle
　 　 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　

Venue: Shizuoka Arts Theatre　access

In Japanese

Performances for junior and high-school students

The mark “*” means the performances that have available seats for general audience. (The tickets are limited.)

15 February, Friday at 10:30＊／14:30＊
18 February, Monday at 10:30
19 February, Tuesday at 10:30／14:30
20 February, Wednesday at 13:30＊
21 February, Thursday at 13:30
22 February, Friday at 13:30
25 February, Monday at 13:30
26 February, Tuesday at 13:30＊
27 February, Wednesday at 13:30＊
1 March, Friday at 13:30＊
5 March, Tuesday at 13:30
6 March, Wednesday at 13:30
7 March, Thursday at 13:00／18:00＊
8 March, Friday at 13:00
11 March, Monday at 13:30＊
12 March, Tuesday at 14:00

Related events

Pre-Performance Talk
Starting 25 minutes before each performance.

Meet us at Cafe Cinderella!
After the performance, the actors will come to see you off in their stage costumes. We hope you will take this opportunity to interact with the actors!

バックステージツアーBackstage tour
The technical staff will take you on a special backstage tour. You can also ask us your questions about the stage.
2 March, Saturday
3 March, Sunday
10 March, Sunday
Every day, after the show
Time: About 30 minutes
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 40 people.

Guidance for theatre beginners
SPAC actors will give beginner audiences a lecture on what to look for and pay attention to before the performance. This event can be participated in by both those seeing the performance for the first time and repeaters.
17 February, Sunday at 12:30
Time: About 60 minutes
In Japanese
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 20 people.

Marriage hunting at Theatre
3 March, Saturday 11:15
Entry fee: 4,500 yen
Cosponsored by Shizuoka City
TEL: 054-200-4894

Shuttle bus to Shizuoka Arts Theatre

＜From Hamamatsu＞
16 February,Saturday
11:30 Hamamatsu → 13:00 Shizuoka Arts Theatre

*Returning bus will run after Post-performance talk / Backstage tour.
**Reservation is required.

Ticket Price

4,100 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

SPAC Membership Discount
3,400 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

Pair Discount
3,600 yen per person

Group Discount
3,200 yen per person for group of 3 or more

Senior Discount
3,400 yen for seniors over 60
*Please present ID at door

Student Discount
2,000 yen (University)
1,000 yen (High School and under)
*Please present school ID at door

Handicap Discount
2,800 yen (for those who possess handicap passbook)

*Cannot use more than one discount per purchase.
*Please inform use of discount when making reservation.

How to Purchase

Prior Reservation for Membership begins: 8 December at 10:00
Advance Tickets Sale begins: 15 December at 10:00

●Online reservations
bnr_getti_e
– Please enter from the language button “English”.
– Payment is possible with the following credit cards: DC, UFJ, NICOS, VISA, and Master. Tickets purchased through this website can be received at the venue from one hour prior to each performance.

●Phone reservations
from 10:00-18:00 at SPAC ticket center
TEL. +81-(0)54-202-3399

●Purchase at BOX Office
SPAC ticket center [Shizuoka Arts Theatre] (10:00-18:00)

●Purchase at Seven Eleven
Please use Multi Copy Machine inside stores

Day Ticket
Available at the entrance counter for leftover seats, from one hour prior to each performance.
*Please confirm ticket availability on the day by phone or by visiting Twitter (@_SPAC_)

*Ticket reservations will finish at 18:00 on the day before the performance.

Please refrain from taking infants to the ordinary seats.

［Nursery room］　(up to three children, based on a first come first served basis; reservation required)
SPAC provides a nursery room where you can watch the performance with your infant children.

［Nursery service］　
Please contact us at least one week in advance if you would like to use the free nursery service run by volunteers.
24 February, Sunday
9 March, Saturday
Coverage: Infants aged two and under

Staff

Stage design: Jean LAMBERT-WILD
Lighting design: Renaud LAGIER
Costume design: KOMAI Yumiko

Stage manager: UCHINO Akiko
Stage: FURUYA Kazumi, MORIYAMA Marie
Lighting operation: KOBAYAKAWA Hiroya
Sound: MIGITA Soichiro, HAYASHI Tetsuya, SAWADA Yukino
Art work: FUKASAWA Eri, SATO Yosuke, ICHIKAWA Kazumi, WATANABE Hiroki
Wardrobe: TAKAHASHI Kayako
Costume: SEI Chigusa, Christine DUCOURET, Aimée LAMBERT-WILD
Technical director: Claire SEGUIN, MURAMATSU Atsushi

Rehearsal support: YOKOYAMA Hisashi
Interpretation: HIRANO Akihito, ISHIKAWA Hiromi
French subtitle: HIRANO Akihito
Subtitle operation: KATAOKA Sachiko

Production: Catherine LEFEUVRE, NAKANO Sakiko, KEIMI Aoi

Produced by SPAC-Shizuoka Performing Arts Center
Co-production: Théâtre de l’Union – Centre Dramatique National
　　　　　 Théâtre du Crochetan –Monthey

Supported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan through the Japan Arts Council

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2019年1月1日

Révélation

A drama that deeply cuts to the truth of the slave trade which caused the disintegration of Africa is recreated as a theatrical musical with a festive atmosphere with Miyagi’s distinct views on life and death. The actors’ voices and bodies and the music together play a hymn to human dignity.

Miyagi and SPAC are privileged to bring out this new program at the request of La Colline – théâtre national, a French theatre that exclusively performs works by modern playwrights. It is the theatre’s first time to have a Japanese company create a program to open a new season. This program is based on the groundbreaking work of a Cameroonian female author living in France, Léonora MIANO. This program was performed for the first time in the world in Paris in September 2018 and will be brought to the Shizuoka Arts Theatre in January 2019.

Text by Léonora MIANO
Translated by HIRANO Akihito
Script and Directed by MIYAGI Satoshi
Music by TANAKAWA Hiroko

Performed by

1_suzuki1_revelation
SUZUKI
Haruyo
1_mikari1-revelation
Micari
abe_revelation
ABE
Kazunori
1_honda1_revelation
HONDA
Maki
1_terauchi1-revelation
TERAUCHI
Ayako
1_ishii1_revelation
ISHII
Moemi
1_yamamoto1-revelation
YAMAMOTO
Miyuki
otaka_revelation
OHTAKA
Kouichi
nagai_revelation
NAGAI
Kenji
yoshimi_revelation
YOSHIMI
Ryo
yokoyama_revelation
YOKOYAMA
Hisashi
1_takii_revelation
TAKII
Miki
oishi_revelation2
OISHI
Nobuhiro
kato_revelation
KATO
Yukio
makiyama_revelation
MAKIYAMA
Yudai
daidomumon_revelation
DAIDOMUMON
Yuya



ⓒSimon Gosselin

Synopsis

The Creator of all living things, Inyi, sees the rise of a new challenge—a “strike” of reincarnating souls refusing to go back into human bodies against the laws of the universe. Inyi gathers the lost souls to ask the reasons for their resistance. There, she hears the cries of the souls that have gone through horrible lives as slaves. Inyi starts on the judgment of the souls that created the causes for their cries.

Information

■Schedule
2019

14 January, Monday 14:00 　*Shuttle bus from Tokyo
　 　 　*Post-performance talk
19 January, Saturday 14:00 　*Shuttle bus from Hamamatsu
　 　 　*Post-performance talk
20 January, Sunday 14:00 　*Guidance for theatre beginners
　 　 　*Nursery service
26 January, Saturday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　
27 January, Sunday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　
2 February, Saturday 14:00 　*World Cafe
　 　 　*Nursery service
3 February, Sunday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　

Duration：155 minutes (with intermission) 140 minutes
Venue：Shizuoka Arts Theatre　access

In Japanese with English subtitles

Performances for junior and high-school students

The mark “*” means the performances that have available seats for general audience. (The tickets are limited.)

16 January, Wednesday at 13:30＊
17 January, Thursday at 13:30
18 January, Friday at 13:00＊
22 January, Tuesday at 13:30＊
23 January, Wednesday at 13:30＊
25 January, Friday at 13:30＊
28 January, Monday at 14:00
29 January, Tuesday at 13:30＊
1 February, Friday at 13:30＊
4 February, Monday at 13:30＊
5 February, Tuesday at 13:30
6 February, Wednesday at 10:30＊／14:30＊

Related events

Pre-Performance Talk: Starting 25 minutes before each performance.

Post-performance talk by the artists and guests: after the performance.
14 January, Monday
19 January, Saturday

Meet us at Cafe Cinderella!
After the performance, the actors will come to see you off in their stage costumes. We hope you will take this opportunity to interact with the actors!

バックステージツアーBackstage tour
The technical staff will take you on a special backstage tour. You can also ask us your questions about the stage.
26 January, Saturday
27 January, Sunday
3 February, Sunday
Every day, after the show
Time: About 30 minutes
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 40 people.

Guidance for theatre beginners
SPAC actors will give beginner audiences a lecture on what to look for and pay attention to before the performance. This event can be participated in by both those seeing the performance for the first time and repeaters.
20 January, Sunday at 12:30
Time: About 60 minutes
In Japanese
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 20 people.

World Cafe
Share what you thought about the performance with other participants!
2 February, Saturday
Time: About 2 hours
In Japanese
Charge：500 yen. Reservation required. Up to 40 people.

Shuttle bus to Shizuoka Arts Theatre

＜From Tokyo＞
14 January, Monday
9:30 Shibuya → 13:00 Shizuoka Arts Theatre

＜From Hamamatsu＞
19 January, Saturday
11:30 Hamamatsu → 13:00 Shizuoka Arts Theatre

*Returning bus will run after Post-performance talk / Backstage tour.
**Reservation is required.

Ticket Price

4,100 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

SPAC Membership Discount
3,400 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

Pair Discount
3,600 yen per person

Group Discount
3,200 yen per person for group of 3 or more

Senior Discount
3,400 yen for seniors over 60
*Please present ID at door

Student Discount
2,000 yen (University)
1,000 yen (High School and under)
*Please present school ID at door

Handicap Discount
2,800 yen (for those who possess handicap passbook)

*Cannot use more than one discount per purchase.
*Please inform use of discount when making reservation.

How to Purchase

Prior Reservation for Membership begins: 23 September at 10:00
Advance Tickets Sale begins: 30 September at 10:00

●Online reservations
bnr_getti_e
　
– Please enter from the language button “English”.
– Payment is possible with the following credit cards: DC, UFJ, NICOS, VISA, and Master. Tickets purchased through this website can be received at the venue from one hour prior to each performance.

●Phone reservations
from 10:00-18:00 at SPAC ticket center
TEL. +81-(0)54-202-3399

●Purchase at BOX Office
SPAC ticket center (10:00-18:00)

●Purchase at Seven Eleven
Please use Multi Copy Machine inside stores

Day Ticket
Available at the entrance counter for leftover seats, from one hour prior to each performance.
*Please confirm ticket availability on the day by phone or by visiting Twitter (@_SPAC_)

*Ticket reservations will finish at 18:00 on the day before the performance.

Please refrain from taking infants to the ordinary seats.

［Nursery room］　(up to three children, based on a first come first served basis; reservation required)
SPAC provides a nursery room where you can watch the performance with your infant children.

［Nursery service］　
Please contact us at least one week in advance if you would like to use the free nursery service run by volunteers.
20 January, Sunday
2 February, Saturday
Coverage: Infants aged two and under

Staff

Stage design: Sallahdyn KHATIR
Lighting design: YOSHIMOTO Yukiko
Costume design: KOMAI Yumiko
Prop design：FUKASAWA Eri
Hair and makeup: KAJITA Kyoko

Stage manager: YAMADA Takahiro
Stage: TAKEISHI Morimasa, HARAIKAWA Yukio, ORIMOTO Yumika, YAMAZAKI Kaoru
Lighting operation: HIGUCHI Masayuki, HANAWA Yuki
Sound: YAMASAKI Tomomi, SAWADA Yukino
Art work: SATO Yosuke, WATANABE Hiroki
Wardrobe: TAKAHASHI Kayako, KAWAI Reiko
Assistant director: NAKANO Masaki
Technical director: MURAMATSU Atsushi
Supervisor: YOSHINO Mai
English subtitles translation: Steve CORBEIL
English subtitles Operation: OISHI Takako
Production: YONEYAMA Junichi, NISHIMURA Ai, OISHI Takako

Flyer design: ABE Taichi (TAICHI ABE DESIGN INC.)

Produced by SPAC-Shizuoka Performing Arts Center, La Colline – théâtre national

Supported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan through the Japan Arts Council, Embassy of France/Institut français du Japon
Bunkacuhou-072 　Amb-France_IFJ_　

The performance rights of the play Red in blue trilogie by Léonora Miano are represented worldwide by L’Arche, éditeur & agence théâtrale in Paris. www.arche-editeur.com

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SpacShinbun-Vol_7

2018年11月10日

Spinning Gears

　
A novel written by AKUTAGAWA Ryunosuke in his final years is adapted into a performance by TADA Junnosuke.
 
Released after the author’s suicide in 1927, the novel “Spinning Gears” depicts a man writing a novel in a hotel in Tokyo at which he stays for a few days to attend his acquaintance’s wedding ceremony. He keeps working on writing as a way to keep his head together through the fear of destruction and death triggered by the news of his brother-in-law’s death. The main character provokes the image of the author himself, who was also facing the shadow of the approaching death at the time of writing the novel. This is the first SPAC program directed by TADA Junnosuke, a director with increasing domestic and international recognition as the head of theatre company Tokyo Deathlock and Artistic Director at Cultural Centre of Fujimi City, KIRARI FUJIMI.
　　
Conceived and directed by TADA Junnosuke
Original text by AKUTAGAWA Ryunosuke

Performed by

tomomi
OUCHI
Tomomi
okuno
OKUNO
Akihito
kasugai
KASUGAI
Ippei
wakana
KAWAMURA
Wakana
fumiji
BANDO
Fumiji
mishima
MISHIMA
Keita
 　

Information

■Schedule
2018

24 November, Saturday 14:00 　*Shuttle bus from Eastern Shizuoka
　 　 　*Post-performance talk
25 November, Sunday 14:00 　*Guidance for theatre beginners
　 　 　
1 December, Saturday 14:00 　*Shuttle bus from Tokyo
　 　 　*Post-performance talk
2 December, Sunday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　*Post-performance talk
8 December, Saturday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　
9 December, Sunday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　 　 　*Nursery service
15 December, Saturday 14:00 　*Post-performance talk
　 　 　*Nursery service

 

Venue：Shizuoka Arts Theatre　access

In Japanese without English subtitles

Performances for junior and high-school students

The mark “*” means the performances that have available seats for general audience. (The tickets are limited.)


22 November, Thursday at 13:30＊
28 November, Wednesday at 18:00＊
29 November, Thursday at 13:30
4 December, Tuesday at 13:30＊
5 December, Wednesday at 13:30
7 December, Friday at 14:00＊
11 December, Tuesday at 13:30
12 December, Wednesday at 13:30＊
13 December, Thursday at 10:30／14:30

Related events

Pre-Performance Talk: Starting 25 minutes before each performance.

Post-performance talk by the artists and guests: after the performance.
24 November, Saturday
1 December, Saturday
2 December, Sunday
15 December, Saturday

Meet us at Cafe Cinderella!
After the performance, the actors will come to see you off in their stage costumes. We hope you will take this opportunity to interact with the actors!

バックステージツアーBackstage tour
The technical staff will take you on a special backstage tour. You can also ask us your questions about the stage.
2 December, Sunday
8 December, Saturday
9 December, Sunday
Every day, after the performance
Time: About 30 minutes
In Japanese
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 40 people.

Guidance for theatre beginners
SPAC actors will give beginner audiences a lecture on what to look for and pay attention to before the performance. This event can be participated in by both those seeing the performance for the first time and repeaters.
25 November, Sunday at 12:30
Time: About 60 minutes
In Japanese
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 20 people.

Shuttle bus to Shizuoka Arts Theatre

＜From Eastern Shizuoka＞
24 November, Saturday
Departure from Shuzenji-station to Shizuoka Arts Theatre
10:10 Shuzenji-station(South exit) → 11:05 Mishima-station(North exit) → 11:40 Numazu-station(North exit) → 13:00 Shizuoka Arts Theatre

＜From Tokyo＞
1 December, Saturday
9:30 Shibuya → 13:00 Shizuoka Arts Theatre

*Returning bus will run after Post-performance talk / Backstage tour.
**Reservation is required.

Ticket Price

4,100 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

SPAC Membership Discount
3,400 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

Pair Discount
3,600 yen per person

Group Discount
3,200 yen per person for group of 3 or more

Senior Discount
3,400 yen for seniors over 60
*Please present ID at door

Student Discount
2,000 yen (University)
1,000 yen (High School and under)
*Please present school ID at door

Handicap Discount
2,800 yen (for those who possess handicap passbook)

*Cannot use more than one discount per purchase.
*Please inform use of discount when making reservation.

How to Purchase

Prior Reservation for Membership begins: 23 September at 10:00
Advance Tickets Sale begins: 30 September at 10:00

●Online reservations
bnr_getti_e
　
– Please enter from the language button “English”.
– Payment is possible with the following credit cards: DC, UFJ, NICOS, VISA, and Master. Tickets purchased through this website can be received at the venue from one hour prior to each performance.

●Phone reservations
from 10:00-18:00 at SPAC ticket center
TEL. +81-(0)54-202-3399

●Purchase at BOX Office
SPAC ticket center (10:00-18:00)

●Purchase at Seven Eleven
Please use Multi Copy Machine inside stores

Day Ticket
Available at the entrance counter for leftover seats, from one hour prior to each performance.
*Please confirm ticket availability on the day by phone or by visiting Twitter (@_SPAC_)

*Ticket reservations will finish at 18:00 on the day before the performance.

Please refrain from taking infants to the ordinary seats.

［Nursery room］　（up to three children, based on a first come first served basis; reservation required）
SPAC provides a nursery room where you can watch the performance with your infant children.

［Nursery service］　
Please contact us at least one week in advance if you would like to use the free nursery service run by volunteers.
9 December, Sunday
15 December, Saturday
Coverage: Infants aged two and over

Staff

Lighting design: IWAKI Tamotsu
Stage design: FUKASAWA Eri
Costume design: OOKA Mai

Stage manager: FURUYA Kazumi, MITSU Hisashi
Lighting operation: HIGUCHI Masayuki
Sound: HARADA Shinobu, HAYASHI Tetsuya
Stage: KAMIYA Toshiki
Art work: SATO Yosuke
Technical director: MURAMATSU Atsushi
Production: NAKAO Eiji, UCHIDA Toshiko
Flyer design: ABE Taichi (TAICHI ABE DESIGN INC.)

Produced by SPAC-Shizuoka Performing Arts Center
Supported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan through the Japan Arts Council
Bunkacuhou-072

　
SpacShinbun-Vol_6

2018年10月1日

The Lesson [La Leçon]

One day, a student visits a professor to receive private tutoring.
The tutoring sessions that seemed ordinary and harmless gradually go off track, leading to the most unexpected ending.

The Lesson: A Comic Drama is a theatrical play written by Romanian playwright Eugène Ionesco, which was originally released in 1950. Leveraging the surreal humor permeating the play, Ionesco revealed the madness and dysfunctional communication lurking in day-to-day life. MIYAGI Satoshi selected the most talented stage director of our generation, NISHI Satoshi, whose comeback has been long awaited through the years of his silence after gaining great esteem, to direct the staging of this absurd theater masterpiece that has been played all over the world through the past half century.

Directed by NISHI Satoshi
Codirected by KIKUKAWA Asako
Written by Eugène IONESCO
Translated by ANDO Shinya, KIMURA Koichi

Performed by

Kijima
KIJIMA
Tsuyoshi
Noguchi
NOGUCHI
Shunsuke
Fuse
FUSE
Asuka
Watanabe
WATANABE
Takahiko
 

Information

■Schedule
2018

6 October, Saturday 14:00
7 October, Sunday 14:00 　*Shuttle bus from Tokyo
　*Post-performance talk
8 October, Monday 14:00 　*Backstage tour
　*Nursery service
13 October, Saturday 16:00 　*Backstage tour
20 October, Saturday 14:00 　*Talk event
21 October, Sunday 14:00 　*Shuttle bus from Hamamatsu
　*Post-performance talk
　*Nursery service
28 October, Sunday 14:00 　*Guidance for theatre beginners
　*Backstage tour

　
Venue：Shizuoka Arts Theatre　access

In Japanese without English subtitles

Performances for junior and high-school students

The mark “*” means the performances that have available seats for general audience. (The tickets are limited.)


3 October, Wednesday at 13:30
9 October, Tuesday at 13:30
10 October, Wednesday at 18:00＊、
12 October, Friday at14:0014:30＊
17 October, Wednesday at 13:30
19 October, Friday at 13:00＊
23 October, Tuesday at 12:00＊
24 October, Wednesday at 10:30／14:30
25 October, Thursday at 13:30
26 October, Friday at 13:30
29 October, Monday at 13:30
31 October, Wednesday at 13:30
1 November, Thursday at 13:30＊
2 November, Friday at 10:30／14:30

Related events

Pre-Performance Talk: Starting 25 minutes before each performance.

Post-performance talk by the artists: after the performance.
7 October, Sunday
21 October, Sunday

Meet us at Cafe Cinderella!
After the performance, the actors will come to see you off in their stage costumes. We hope you will take this opportunity to interact with the actors!

バックステージツアーBackstage tour
The technical staff will take you on a special backstage tour. You can also ask us your questions about the stage.
8 October, Monday
13 October, Saturday
28 October, Sunday
Every day, after the performance
Time: About 30 minutes
In Japanese
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 40 people.

Guidance for theatre beginners
SPAC actors will give beginner audiences a lecture on what to look for and pay attention to before the performance. This event can be participated in by both those seeing the performance for the first time and repeaters.
28 October, Sunday at 12:30
Time: About 60 minutes
In Japanese
Free of charge. Reservation required. Up to 20 people.

Shuttle bus to Shizuoka Arts Theatre

＜From Tokyo＞
7 October, Sunday
9:30 Shibuya → 13:00 Shizuoka Arts Theatre

＜From Hamamatsu＞
21 October, Sunday
11:30 Hamamatsu → 13:00 Shizuoka Arts Theatre

*Returning bus will run after Post-performance talk / Backstage tour.
**Reservation is required.

Ticket Price

4,100 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

SPAC Membership Discount
3,400 yen (One viewing for regular adult)

Pair Discount
3,600 yen per person

Group Discount
3,200 yen per person for group of 3 or more

Senior Discount
3,400 yen for seniors over 60
*Please present ID at door

Student Discount
2,000 yen (University)
1,000 yen (High School and under)
*Please present school ID at door

Handicap Discount
2,800 yen (for those who possess handicap passbook)

*Cannot use more than one discount per purchase.
*Please inform use of discount when making reservation.

How to Purchase

Prior Reservation for Membership begins: 18 August at 10:00
Advance Tickets Sale begins: 25 August at 10:00

●Online reservations
bnr_getti_e
　
– Please enter from the language button “English”.
– Payment is possible with the following credit cards: DC, UFJ, NICOS, VISA, and Master. Tickets purchased through this website can be received at the venue from one hour prior to each performance.

●Phone reservations
from 10:00-18:00 at SPAC ticket center
TEL. +81-(0)54-202-3399

●Purchase at BOX Office
SPAC ticket center (10:00-18:00)

●Purchase at Seven Eleven
Please use Multi Copy Machine inside stores

Day Ticket
Available at the entrance counter for leftover seats, from one hour prior to each performance.
*Please confirm ticket availability on the day by phone or by visiting Twitter (@_SPAC_)

*Ticket reservations will finish at 18:00 on the day before the performance.

Please refrain from taking infants to the ordinary seats.

［Nursery room］　(up to three children, based on a first come first served basis; reservation required)
SPAC provides a nursery room where you can watch the performance with your infant children.

［Nursery service］　
Please contact us at least one week in advance if you would like to use the free nursery service run by volunteers.
8 October, Monday
21 October, Sunday
Coverage: Infants aged two and over

Staff

Lighting design: OSAKO Koji
Stage design: KOSAKA Nana
Costume design: KOMAI Yumiko

Stage manager: UCHINO Akiko
Stage: MORIYAMA Marie
Lighting operation: KOBAYAKAWA Hiroya
Sound: MIGITA Soichiro, SAWADA Yukino
Art work: WATANABE Hiroki
Technical director: MURAMATSU Atsushi
Production: TANJI Haru, YUKIOKA Jun

Flyer design: ABE Taichi(TAICHI ABE DESIGN INC.)
Ad illustrations: TAKETOMI Kenji
Literary agent: BCF
In co-operation with Museum of Natural and Environmental History, Shizuoka

Produced by SPAC-Shizuoka Performing Arts Center
Supported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan through the Japan Arts Council
Bunkacuhou-072 　　

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2013年6月30日

KOJIKI episode 1


＜Director’s Profile＞
Satoshi MIYAGI
Born in Tokyo in 1959. Director. General Artistic Director of SPAC – Shizuoka Performing Arts Center. Studied aesthetics from Yuushi ODASHIMA, Moriaki WATANABE, and Hachiro HIDAKA at Tokyo University, and founded the new theater company KU NA’UKA in 1990. Being active in the international industry, his directing, which fuses contemporary textual interpretations with physical techniques and patterns of Asian theater, receives high acclaims both domestically and abroad. He was appointed as the General Artistic Director of SPAC in April of 2007. Along with presentations of his own works, he invites pieces that sharply cut away at modern society from regions all over the world. Furthermore, he has started a new project aimed at the youth of Shizuoka, putting efforts into presenting theater as “a window to the world”. He is best known for such pieces as Medea, Mahabharata, Peer Gynt etc. In 2004 he received The 3rd Asahi Performing Arts Award. In 2005 he received The 2nd Asahi Beer Art Award.
→“General Artistic Director”

Open-air Performing Arts Festival under Mt. Fuji

From the most ancient historical document in Japan, Kojiki, we have chosen the story The Sword of Kusanagi, a piece with deep ties to Shizuoka as well, for SPAC’s actors to perform, along side live musical instruments. A gorgeously woven piece Directed by Satoshi MIYAGI.

First Performance: EPISODE 1 of Kojiki, Special presentation on the observation deck of Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport.


　Information

■30 June at 15:50

■FUJISAN HONGU SENGENTAISHA Shrine garden


　Staff

Directed by MIYAGI Satoshi
Music by TANAKAWA Hiroko

Presented by Shizuoka Prefecture and ＳＰＡＣ
Assisted by　Fujinomiyashi

Open-air Performing Arts Festival under Mt. Fuji
In addition to the beautiful look out points that behold the surrounding scenery, the grandeur of Mt. Fuji has been subject to religious beliefs since ancient times and has continually stood as a womb that gives birth to countless works of art. The cities, towns and villages of both Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefectures, in order to hand down to following generations the beautiful landscape as inheritance to share among humanity, have begun taking the proper measures in registering Mt. Fuji as a Cultural World Heritage. And now, the long awaited deliberation as to whether it will be registered as one will be held at the 37th session of the World Heritage Committee in Cambodia in June of 2013. This time, at the World Theater Festival Shizuoka under Mt. Fuji 2013, during the Performing Arts Festival under Mt. Fuji being held at the same time, we will be broadcasting to the world the allure of Mt. Fuji through the arts at several locations such as Fujisan Miyamoto Sengen Grand Shrine Main Shrine (Fujinomiya City), as well as Shimizu Port (Shizuoka City) and Granship Square (Shizuoka City) with the beautiful Mt. Fuji standing tall in the back ground.


2013年6月29日

New Age Short Spectacle!



＜KADEN Theatrical Art Company＞


Started in 2006 by Producer and Director Okada Madoka. They present numerous small to mid-scale plays in Tokyo, using a unique method of fusing physical expressions stemming from ancient Japanese performance methods (Noh, Kabuki, Kagura), with those from western regions (Mime, Masquerade, Contemporary dance), while focusing on concepts like “Tokoyo” (timelessness), “Utsushiyo” (this transient world), and “Mugen” (dream-like visions). They have relocated to Kimitsu City in Chiba Prefecture and are currently actively creating domestically and overseas, presenting pieces created with international cooperation.

＜Gekidan Watanabe＞


Formed in 2004. Their center is Theater “Atelier Mirume” in Shizuoka City of Shizuoka Prefecture and besides their studio’s performances and on-road performances, they do production planning for outdoor theater, theater cafes and stage directing for festivals. Their repertoire contains pieces that use things like the plays of Ionesco or Brecht and modern Japanese literature as subject matter.
Made up of core members in their 30’s that take theater as their nourishment for living, they are diligently active in Shizuoka at the moment.


＜KAMAGAYA Art Guild＞


They are a theater group that bases their production on a pear farm of Kamagaya City in Chiba Prefecture and the direct sales stand on the same land. On the last day of December, 2002, they formed in the basement of the Tokyo University of Agriculture, and started by putting Seishi Yokomizo’s novel into a stage piece. They aim at creating such an “occurrence in front of your eyes” that you forget to blink. They ambitiously tackle a variety of dramas from classic to modern. Their stage, full of profound art and acting physiques that overflow with vigor, has gained wide praise.

Open-air Performing Arts Festival under Mt. Fuji

We will be presenting back-to-back outdoor performances by 3 domestic theater groups in Granship Square.
Please enjoy the spectacle of well-spirited theatrical performers jumping off the stage.


KADEN Theatrical Art Company
Okada Madoka

Gekidan Watanabe
Watanabe Akifumi

KAMAGAYA Art Guild
Ishii Kouichi

Information

■29 June
12:00－12:30　KADEN Theatrical Art Company　『Kamusabi [kamu:sabi]』
12:30－13:00　Gekidan Watanabe　『hagoromo』
16:00－16:30　KAMAGAYA Art Guild　『M78』

30 June
12:30－13:00　KAMAGAYA Art Guild　『M78』
16:30－17:00　KADEN Theatrical Art Company　『Kamusabi [kamu:sabi]』
17:00－17:30　Gekidan Watanabe　『hagoromo』

■Grandship Square
The square interlocked with a beautiful lawn is a place for recreation and relaxation for those who visit Granship.
(On the West side of Granship, a two minute walk from JR East Shizuoka Station South Exit)


Presented by Shizuoka Prefecture and ＳＰＡＣ

Open-air Performing Arts Festival under Mt. Fuji
In addition to the beautiful look out points that behold the surrounding scenery, the grandeur of Mt. Fuji has been subject to religious beliefs since ancient times and has continually stood as a womb that gives birth to countless works of art. The cities, towns and villages of both Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefectures, in order to hand down to following generations the beautiful landscape as inheritance to share among humanity, have begun taking the proper measures in registering Mt. Fuji as a Cultural World Heritage. And now, the long awaited deliberation as to whether it will be registered as one will be held at the 37th session of the World Heritage Committee in Cambodia in June of 2013. This time, at the World Theater Festival Shizuoka under Mt. Fuji 2013, during the Performing Arts Festival under Mt. Fuji being held at the same time, we will be broadcasting to the world the allure of Mt. Fuji through the arts at several locations such as Fujisan Miyamoto Sengen Grand Shrine Main Shrine (Fujinomiya City), as well as Shimizu Port (Shizuoka City) and Granship Square (Shizuoka City) with the beautiful Mt. Fuji standing tall in the back ground.







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