As part of the Bangkok Biennial, theater director Chiharu Shinoda organized and produced the Supernatural Pavilion in the Bangkok district of Nang Lerng. Shinoda could not stay in Bangkok due to the impact of coronavirus, so under her supervision Tokyo and Bangkok were connected remotely for two live streams and an exhibition. For the Supernatural Pavilion in 2018, the drum performer Pin from Bangkok and dancer Aokid from Japan had given a performance based on the motif of a local Nang Lerng story about possession by a tiger. The two livestreamed an online session based on the 2018 performance. In the other live stream, the duo Shojiki conducted an online session with children from Bangkok. Together with Shinoda, Toru Inoue and Mari Fukutome ran a series of workshops with children from the Nang Lerng district to come up with ideas for new magic charms. Toru Inoue created the music “Re:souvenir” (known as “Omajinai Saiseiki” or “magic charm playback”) which incorporated audio recordings of participating children reciting magic charms. Meanwhile Fukutome drew illustrations of “How to make Omajinai Kamen” (magic charm masks), a piece of choreography using the face and hands which she devised with the children to go with the magic charms. Both the music and the illustrations were exhibited for the Pavilion.