Conceived by playwright, director, and actor Hideki Noda, this is a cultural movement based on the concept of engendering new forms of expression through the mingling of cultures brought about by encounters between a diverse array of artists. Starting in the Komazawa district of Tokyo in 2015, it has delivered genre-transcending performances in Rio de Janeiro, the Tohoku region (Sendai and Soma), Roppongi, Kyoto (Kameoka and Nijo Castle), Hachioji, Kumamoto, Toyota, Kochi, and Akita. Tokyo Caravan will continue to pop up in a range of locations nationwide in FY2019, presenting a “Cultural Circus” and offering an ongoing program of exchange that goes beyond national and regional boundaries, thereby laying cultural foundations that will serve as a lasting legacy of the Tokyo 2020 Games.
Tokyo Caravan
Sunday, May 5 2019, 15:00
Special venue in Aquamarine Park
Tokyo Caravan
Sunday, October 13 2019, 16:15
Special stage in the Saitama 100 Years of Forest area , Omiya Park
Tokyo Caravan
Sunday, November 3 and Monday, November 4 2019
Outdoor theater, Fugan Canal Kansui Park and Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design
Tokyo Caravan
Sunday, December 8 2019
Kurashiki Monogatari-kan
Tokyo Caravan
December 21 and 22 2019, January 11 and 12 2020
Shiraoi Chuo Kominkan community center, Sapporo Factory Hall, Glass pyramid, Moerenuma Park