Tomoru Akazawa

Adapts Magician's Pure Love and +3Ghosts!

Stage play.

Kitazawa Haku had watched a movie and dreamed he was in a parallel universe. Meanwhile, Ryū, the older brother of Haku's friend Takeru, is facing down boys' bar owner Rokujō. Then Ryū becomes fascinated with Kikiyō standing behind Rokujō. On the day of the yearly festival, Haku suddenly disappears. Takeru disappears while in search of Haku. Ryū disappears while following Kikiyō. And then Rokujō also disappears.

In the midst of a fight, the young head of the Yakuza and his right-hand man get transported back in time to the end of the Edo period due to the powers of a mysterious child.

Adapts Act 9 to 12 of the A3! Main Story.

A recorded performance of the Tokyo Revengers: Bloody Halloween stage play. Also features exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the Cool Japan Park Osaka's WW Hall performance.

Veludo, a suburb of Tokyo, is a mecca for actors and home to many theatre companies along its famous Veludo Way. The film audience's point of view will overlap with that of the female POV character, a former actress who steps foot in this town after receiving a mysterious letter. There, she encounters a theatre company drowning in debt, with no audience, only one actor and on its last legs. She unexpectedly becomes the director of the theatre to try and bring it back to its original glory.

2015 musical adaptation of Osamu Tezuka's manga of the same title, in conmemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Nakayoshi Magazine, in which it was originaly published. Princess Knight revolves around Princess Sapphire, who was born with both the soul of a boy and a girl and raised as a boy so that she can inherit her kingdom's throne.