⚪︎Dates：
November 1st, Saturday 1PM–6PM　Workshop
November 2nd, Sunday 1PM–8PM　Workshop & Showcase
⚪︎Venue：
Morishita Studio, Studio C
3-5-6 Morishita Kouto-ku, Tokyo

2-Day Workshop: Exploring the Possibilities of the Body (Workshop is conducted in Japanese)

This workshop is designed not only for those interested in performing arts and physical expression, but also for anyone curious about exploring the potential of the body itself. Led by director Hiroshi Koike, participants will engage in his original processes—such as Slow Movement, a practice he has been developing for decades—to carefully experience the connection between body and thought.

On the second day, there will be a presentation of participants’ work, along with behind-the-scenes stories from Koike’s international co-productions. Having created over 100 stage works, including the milestone production HINOTORI Phoenix of Sea, Koike invites you to step beyond borders and genres into new realms of expression.

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Schedule

• Saturday, November 1 | 13:00–18:00 Workshop
• Sunday, November 2 | 13:00–20:00 Workshop
  (18:00–20:00: Showcase & Talk — by invitation only)

Eligibility
Ages 15–80

Participation Fee

• Both days (recommended): ¥15,000
• November 1 only: ¥8,000
  Payment in advance is required. Details will be provided after registration is completed.
• Participants who would like to pay by credit card may apply and pay for the workshop through the online ticketing site:  https://my.allevents.in/kikhworkshop

How to Apply
1. Please apply via the application form or by email at sai@kikh.com.

Required Information

• Full Name (required)
• Email Address (required)
• Phone Number (required)
• Attending Dates (choose one):
  • Both November 1 (Sat) & November 2 (Sun)
  • November 1 (Sat) only

2. Participants who would like to pay by credit card may apply and pay for the workshop through the online ticketing site:  https://my.allevents.in/kikhworkshop

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This is a rare opportunity to learn directly from a world-renowned director and open new doors of expression. Please note that conversational Japanese is required as the workshop is conducted in Japanese.