A performance based on a specially written script about the Adachi-ku area and narrated by Atsuko Asano is being staged at Nishiarai Cultural Hall. Commemorating the 400th anniversary of the founding of Senjushuku (an historical post town), the story concerns a boy traveling back in time to the Edo period and going on a mystery-solving adventure related to the legends of “Kinbu Yashiki” and “The buried treasure of Fumon-ji Temple.” The performance will include accessibility support for audience members with disabilities.
Date: Saturday, February 8, 2025
Venue: GALAXCITY Nishiarai Cultural Hall
Accessibility support details: free rental of portable subtitling devices, free rental of hearing loops (audio induction loops) and receivers, live subtitling using large monitors, sign language interpreting service at reception, live sign language interpreting for the performance, accessibility training for venue reception staff and Tokyo Future University students by instructors from the National Association of Public Cultural Facilities, individual support for people with disabilities by students from Tokyo Future University, information boards for people with disabilities inside the building, seating for assistance dogs, free admission for disability certificate holders plus one accompanying person, personal helpers available for unaccompanied visually impaired people, writing boards available, explanation of accessibility support by live announcer.
Accessibility support available on: Saturday, February 8, 2025