Bangkok Bayenniel Paranormal Museum 2020
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- Chiaki Shinoda
- subsidy category
- Creation Grant
- Grant Type
- single year individual
Reiwa 2 (2020) 1st Term Creation Grant [Single-Year Grant Program]
Business Overview
On the occasion of Bangkok Bayenniel, director Shinoda Chiaki launched the Paranormal Museum pavilion in Bangkok's Nang Loon district. Due to COVID-19, they were unable to stay in Bangkok, so under Shinoda's supervision, they connected Tokyo and Bangkok online for two live streams and exhibitions. Taiko drummer Pin from Bangkok and Aokid from Tokyo performed a performance at Paranormal Hall 2018 based on the motif of a tiger's possession that has been handed down in Nang Loon district, and live streamed an online session based on the performance. The duo "Honest" held an online session with children in Bangkok and livestreamed it. Inoue Toru and Fukudome Mari, together with Shinoda Chiaki, hold a series of workshops with children in the Nang Loon district and devise a new charm. Inoue created "Re: souvenir" (commonly known as a "charm reproducer") in which the children's incantations played, and Fukudome illustrated "How to make a charm mask" (a charm choreography using faces and hands), which he created with the children. Both works were exhibited.
- Period of Activity / Project
- Monday, September 13, 2021
Sunday, October 17, 2021
Tuesday, December 28, 2021 - 31 (Fri) - Venues
- PARA (Itabashi-ku, Tokyo)
Baan Nang Lerng (Bangkok/Thailand)
Online
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Profile
[Shinoda Chiaki]
Theater writer and director. He founded Kaikai with his classmates at Tama Art University in 2004, and worked mainly as a core member in directing, screenwriting and planning until he left the group in 2012. After leaving the band, she began her solo career based in Bangkok. Produced works such as "Four Mechanisms" and "Nondramas," which explore the origins of drama itself, "ZOO," a zoo based on a play by a Chilean writer, in which visitors can see people, and "Michi wo Wataru," which simulates a revolution by walking. He returned to Japan in 2020 and is now trying to figure out how to give up his acting.