公演を観る
宣伝美術:オカヤイヅミ

Program

公演を観る
宣伝美術:オカヤイヅミ


Official Program

“A journey of practice for the disappearance”

Three Pielbergs

Written and Directed by: Mitsunori Fukuhara

Venue

Online

Date and Time

Sept 18 (Fri) – Sept 27 (Sun)
Available to stream at any time during the Toyooka Theater Festival.

Performance Duration

30 minutes

Notes

Viewing links will be provided to those who attend the Toyooka Theater Festival or purchase an official festival ticket.
Festival attendees can pick up their viewing link at the following locations within the festival area.

Viewing Link Pickup Locations

  • Festival Center
  • Official Meeting Spot (Machi no Kichi Antenna)
  • Official Program performance venues
  • Fairfield by Marriott Hyogo Kannabe Highland

*Information as of September 10. Pickup locations are subject to change or addition.

Performance Language

Language: Japanese

Admission Fee

Admission: Free
Eligibility: Toyooka Theater Festival attendees

A Special Program Exclusively
for Toyooka Theater Festival Attendees!

The Trip to Rehearse My Disappearance” is theater to be heard—an experience of theater through your ears. And it’s free. Everyone visiting or participating in the festival is welcome to listen.

You’ll find QR codes at the venues of each performance and in the official program’s daily guides. Simply scan the code and start listening. At each night market venue, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, one of the story’s characters—appearing as they did in their youth—will step out of the audio world and into the venue in physical form (played by a different actor than the voice cast). Why are they in their youth? Why have they appeared here? Listen to the main story all the way to the end to find out.

The story follows a woman on a two-day, one-night journey from Kawasaki, Kanagawa, to Toyooka, traveling as if she were disappearing.

The festival areas are all quiet at night, making this a slightly lonely story that keeps you company in the stillness of the evening. But don’t worry—it’s not a depressing one. Listen after seeing the performance you came for, when you’ve returned to your hotel and find yourself alone with nothing to do in the middle of the night. Of course, you don’t have to wait until nighttime. You can listen while traveling between performances, or on the train ride home from Toyooka. The story features real streets and buildings in Toyooka, so you might even use it as a guide for a stroll while taking a break from the theater.

Three Pielbergs have previously appeared at the Toyooka Theater Festival with a performance at a baseball stadium two years ago, followed last year by a beach performance and a screening in a hotel banquet hall. This year, they’ll be appearing right by your ears.

Performers
Hairi Katagiri
Seiji Rokkaku
Mayu Sakuma
Yukitoshi Mitsuchi
Staff
Sound Design:Yuumi Kanemitsu
Publicity Desig:Izumi Okaya
Credits
Toyooka Immersive Corporation:Hayato Saito, Sota Takagi

Recording Studio Corporation:STUDIO MAUSU

Corporation:
[TOKYO Team] Chieko Mori,Manabu Kurasawa,Masao Yoshimi,Sachiko Kojima
[TOYOOKA Team] Yuji Amano,Shunsuke Tawa,Atsushi Tezuka,Marina Kakoi,Yuka Ogishi

Supported by The Kobe Shimbun
Program Cooperation Radio Kansai

Planned and Produced by Three Pielbergs

Presented by the Toyooka Theater Festival Executive Committee
Three Pielbergs

Three Pielbergs is an all-weather-proof creative group led by playwright and director Mitsunori Fukuhara that seeks to release its accumulated artistic desires toward the outside world. They are the frontrunners of the Anti-Roof Society. Sword in hand, the unmasked trio swings down a lofty theme: “presenting a momentary escape from the inevitable joys and sorrows of life”!

Mitsunori Fukuhara

Playwright and director. In 2002, he launched Pichichi5 (Quintet), serving as its leader, playwright, and director. He later launched multiple theater groups and units, including Nippon no Kasen, Bed & Makings, and Three Pielbergs, and has developed a wide range of activities. He was awarded the 62nd Kishida Prize for Drama for “Atarashii Explosion [New explosion].”

His recent major works include KAAT Kanagawa Arts Theatre production “Jazz Daimyo,” Gekidan☆Shinkansen’s “Akechi-ko! — Steam’s Black Diamond, or the Island of Madness —,” the stage production “Orebushi,” Three Pielbergs’ “Song Play: Singing Paradise” and “Riverside Meikyukai,” Ramble’s “Bansetsu Arashi,” and Tsukikage Bangai-chi’s “Kurashi Nazumu Bakari de,” among others.

“Hakaba, Joshikosei [Graveyard, high school girls]” has also been widely performed across Japan, with Fukuhara providing scripts for numerous high school theater productions. His television drama screenplays include “Fugitive Doctor F” and “Your Turn to Kill.” He made his film directorial debut with Ai o Kawareba Hentai desu ka?.