Momo Taro continued
HANCHU-YUEI
ABOUT
This video work, presented as part of the "Hibiki no Mori Kids Remote Program" at the Bunkyo Civic Hall, imagines the continuation of an old tale and transforms it into a play.
As the title suggests, Momotaro's Continuation is a story about Momotaro after he returns from Onigashima.
The story is about Momotaro's return from Onigashima, where he meets some unique characters that are different from the original story, such as the demon mother who becomes a monster parent and tries to file a civil suit, and Momotaro and his group who visit Onigashima again to say "I'm sorry.
I created this film with the hope that the audience will feel a little kinder to humanity after watching this film, seeing how people who are enemies or allies, or who cannot understand each other, still laugh together.
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Basic information of the work
- Screening time
- 31 minuets
- Language
- Japanese
- Fee
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1,800 yen (tax included) / month 30,000 yen (tax included) / year * Other benefits are available This work is available only to paid members.
- Delivery deadline
- 07:01:32 31/03/2022 Note: If you wish to rent a movie or apply for a paid membership, please be sure to confirm the end date of the distribution of the movie before you make your purchase. Please note that it takes a few days to confirm payment, especially when paying by bank transfer, and depending on the procedure, the delivery period may end and you may not be able to watch the movie.
- Genre
- Theater
Accessibility of this work
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Audio guide
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Sign language
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Barrier-free subtitles
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Subtitles
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Multilingual
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Dubbing
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Artist’s original barrier-free version
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Non-verbal
About Accessibility
Accessibility of this work
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Original: Original version of the film
Barrier-free Japanese subtitles: In addition to the words being spoken and the name of the speaker, the subtitles include the main sound information such as music and sound effects.
Artist Profile
HANCHU-YUEI
By looking closely at the boundary between reality and narrative, and by going back and forth between the two, I question where they are.
His narrative creations start from the subject of his interest each time, such as life and death, sensation and language, collective society, family, etc., and aim farther to access universal “questions.
Her work has attracted attention not only from Japan but also from other Asian countries, and she has performed and co-produced many pieces overseas.
She won the Best Screenplay Award and the Best Work Award at the Bangkok Theatre Festival 2014 for “Yojo X”.
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credit
Writer/Director: Suguru Yamamoto
Cast: Yukira Nomoto, Kan Fukuhara, Yuri Nakaya
Cooperation of photography and editing: Takechinugu
Visuals:Kazuki Takakura
Composition (Rap, He’s coming): Kan Fukuhara
Sound, lighting and video: Suguru Yamamoto
Costume design by Rie Usui (Momonga Complex)
Equipment/setting: Yukira Nomoto, Kan Fukuhara, Yuri Nakaya, Chiyori Fujii, Momo Sakamoto, Suguru Yamamoto
Props production/production: Chiyori Fujii
Producer: Momo Sakamoto
Accessibility coordination: THEATRE for ALL (precog Inc.)
Barrier-free subtitle production:Palabra Inc.
Barrier-free sponsor: precog Inc.
Cooperation: Morishita Studio Prissima
Momonga Complex Rika Nishiyama
Grant: The Saison Foundation (Suguru Yamamoto Fellow)
Planning and production: HANCHU YUEI, LLC
Video Production: Bunkyo Civic Hall (Bunkyo Academy)
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Related URL
https://www.hanchuyuei2017.com/momotaro