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Tokyo Mikoshi Project

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Name of the organization or individual
Session House Planning Office
subsidy category
Grant for Artistic City
Grant Type
single year

FY2023 2nd Term Grant for Artistic City

Business Overview

The project started with the question, "Why is dance not spreading?" and explored "What can dance do in a difficult social situation?". With the theme of "the city of Tokyo," it emphasized the relationship with the audience and aimed to create "general art" with a new sense of values. "VIVA! lation (1) (2) (3)" was held to share the traditional culture of mikoshi as a communication tool with the audience. In the final performance of "Tokyo Mikoshi," dancers and musicians worked together. After a year of work, he sculpted and built a huge costume to complete Tokyo Mikoshi. The costume visualizes the "city of Tokyo" as a stage art = environment that symbolizes recovery from division.

Period of Activity / Project
Saturday, February 24, 2024 – Sunday, August 4
Venues
Session House (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo), Online

Profile

【 General Incorporated Association Session House Planning Office 】
Since its establishment in 1991, the General Incorporated Association Session House Planning Office has collaborated with staff and artists to realize projects, train dancers, expand the audience, collaborate with local communities, and promote cultural exchange with the world.
Based in the Session House, a small theater for contemporary dance, she has planned and planned more than 40 dance performances a year, focusing on presenting the works of choreographers active on the world stage and creating opportunities for young people to perform. In recent years, they have been among the first to hold online dance performances amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It continues to serve as a dance hub.