2017.05.11
TokyoWalker

The First Stage of Its Kind in Asia! Check Out the New Types of Entertainment Spots

These new facilities opening this spring includes a new theater with audience seating that rotates 360 degrees, a mini-theater, and a multipurpose gallery!

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IHI Stage Around Tokyo
Kokorowo ・Ugokasu ・ Eigasha Maru
Gallery AaMo

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IHI Stage Around Tokyo

The huge screen stretches out to behind the audience so it feels like you're part of the set

This is the second theater in the world that has the stage going around the audience and the first in Asia. The round audience seating is surrounded by the stage and screen and can also rotate 360 degrees, so it allows for a dynamic type of theater that has never been done before.

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This new theater has more than 1,300 seats. It's right in front of the station so it's very accessible.

Gekidan Shinkansen's "Dokurojo no Shichinin"

The first play in this theater is Gekidan Shinkansen's "Dokurojo no Shichinin" ("The 7 People of Skull Castle"), presented in 4 seasons: Hana (flower), Tori (bird), Kaze (wind), and Tsuki (moon).

IHI Stage Around Tokyo

6-4-25 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo

Kokorowo ・Ugokasu ・ Eigasha Maru

This is a 3-story building that resembles a street corner in a foreign country. The 2nd floor is built like a library, and the seats have tables

Inside the building is a cinema cafe with 3 screens. The 1st floor shows general movies, the 2nd floor is a space where you can enjoy eating and drinking while watching movies or concerts, and the 3rd floor has a VR theater, movie-related exhibitions, and an event space.

Kokorowo ・Ugokasu ・ Eigasha Maru

1-8-15 Kichijoji Honmachi, Musashino-shi, Tokyo

Gallery AaMo

The set and other items from the hyper projection show "Haikyu!!" will be on exhibit here between April 25th and May 28th

This space was created with the concept of a gallery where adults can play. It has various plans in place in order to become a place for culture of all types of genres, such as the latest media art to crafts and subculture, can be presented to the public.

Experience something unknown in these new entertainment facilities!

Gallery AaMo

Tokyo Dome City along Crystal Avenue, 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo

[This article was originally published in Walkerplus on 04.19.2017]

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