Legendary Theater Troupe “Ishinha” Stages Special Screening of “Amahara”
At 5:40 PM on the 22nd, at Theater Kino in Sapporo (Chuo Ward Minami 3 Nishi 6). A record video of the final work by the Kansai-based theater group “Ishinha” (dissolved in 2017), which set up outdoor theaters for each performance and tackled original works. The story is about immigrants who traveled from Japan to islands in Asia, featuring scenes from Heijo Palace in Nara and Kaohsiung City in Taiwan. Duration: 1 hour 57 minutes. After the screening, there will be a talk by former Ishinha members. Advance tickets are 2,000 yen (300 yen more on the day of the event). For inquiries, contact Kino at 011-231-9355.
About: Heijo Palace
Heijo Palace, located in Nara, Japan, was the imperial palace of Japan during the Nara period, from 710 to 784 AD. It served as the administrative and political center of Japan when Nara was the capital. The palace complex, which was built according to Chinese Tang dynasty models, included government offices, ceremonial halls, and residential quarters. Today, the site, largely reconstructed, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers insights into Japan’s ancient history through its archaeological remains and restored structures.
About: Kaohsiung City
Kaohsiung City, located in southern Taiwan, is a vibrant port city known for its bustling harbor, which is one of the largest container ports in the world. Historically a small fishing village, Kaohsiung has transformed into a modern metropolis featuring a rich mix of cultures, extensive parks, and a thriving arts scene. The city is also celebrated for its diverse temples, the iconic 85 Sky Tower, and the lush Love River, which plays a central role in its cultural and social life.
