[Tokyo] All-seater interactive festival entertainment, Matsuri Theater "HANA" (Shinjuku, Tokyo)

• 300 drums and 200 paper lanterns will be set up in the audience area, and the audience can participate by actually beating, waving and dancing in this large-scale, experiential non-verbal performance, which is rare even in Japan.
• This is a program that allows you to enjoy the six major festivals of Tohoku, including Aomori Nebuta, Akita Kanto, and Morioka Sansa, all at once. It is also popular with overseas audiences as a stage that introduces regional culture in an easy-to-understand way.
• You can choose from three types of experiences: Taiko seat, lantern seat, and fan seat. Each seat has different participation methods and views, so you can choose the way to enjoy it that suits you.
• The non-verbal structure makes it easy to understand regardless of language, making it enjoyable for a wide range of audiences, from children to adults and people from overseas.
• A large-scale flurry of cherry blossom petals dances across the entire theater. Combined with the taiko drum

An interactive non-verbal performance using drums and lanterns, recreating a Tohoku festival at the theater.