It's rosemary sea, which hits "Gift and Enjoy yourself" and covers it.
Here is the Meijiza Backstage Tour 1.2 commemorating the release of the movie "When the curtain of prayer comes down".
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(C)2018 Movie "When the curtain of prayer comes down" Production Committee
Last time, I will tell you the continuation of the last time.
Junji Goto, Chief Manager of Equipment, Meijiza Stage Co., Ltd., guided us to the stage.
Where to adjust the light: Where you hit the dimming room or pin spot: I explained the pin room or center with a light. He also explained equipment for air rides.
Where the sound is emitted: In the explanation of the coordination room, they actually played "the sound of a motorcycle running away", "the sound of a train", and "the sound of a seaside turtle".
Explanation of the lifting curtain at the end of the flower path and flower path.
Flower paths are not found in foreign countries, unique to Japan. It seems that the main flower path that passes between the audience seats is only a commercial theater.
It seems that it can be installed and removed if necessary, and there was no flower path when filming the movie.
The part close to the stage is stored down with a single button, and chairs can be arranged on top of it to increase the number of seats.
"Seri" in the flower path is said to be "Suppon".
Well, the explanation of the main stage.
Right now, the linoleum is laid down.
Under the linoleum, there is a cypress floor. It's a Japanese cypress stage.
The "circumference stage" is included in a large round cut. It is said to be called "bon". It is about 14m in diameter.
We actually turned the customer 180 degrees with the tray on the tray.
There are 5 auctions, including large and small.
From the stage on the 3rd and 4th floors of the building to the 1st floor of the building, there seems to be a crack.
Every time the tray turned around and the auction rose and descended, the customer cheered.
Description of house set, explanation of set storage location.
Looking at the stage from the audience seats, the right is good, and the left is bad.
Matsubame (Matsubame). Matsubame because there is a picture of a pine on the wing plate.
It is used for performances such as Kabuki. Originally from Noh theater.
I actually got this done.
This is called "Obaku" and weighs about 150 to 200 kg.
It is operated by one human being by pulling a rope called Tsunamoto.
In Japanese theater, it is promised that "black cannot be seen."
This is why black cloth falls on the four corners of the stage, and the stage staff wears black.
The tool "Naguri" used by the prop staff.
A long time ago, I used to nail with a "naguri", but now, during the performance, I use a drill driver to minimize the noise of work.
It's evolving.
After the question corner, we interviewed Mr. Goto individually.
ーA lot of Meijiza were reflected in the movie.
I went to see it, but as soon as it started, the building of Meijiza was reflected in Bahn, so there was something very impressive.
The last scene was also good.
ーThe dark blue curtain hung at the entrance of a small room called Toya at the end of the flower path was Agemaku.
Yes. The lifting curtain is made to make a sound when you open it.
"Sharin! By opening it with a loud noise, the actors will appear now! This is a signal that customers pay attention to the lifting.
Depending on the production, it may be opened quietly without making a sound, so in practice before the performance, "Is there a Sharin?" Isn't it coincidence?
The crest of Meijiza and Yamato cherry blossoms are dyed on a dark blue fabric.
Thank you very much, Mr. Goto.
Meijiza
2-31-1, Nihonbashihamacho
Meijiza Ticket Center
０３－３６６６－６６６６
Reception hours 10:00 to 17:00
Click here for the official website of Meijiza.
⇒ http://www.meijiza.co.jp/
Click here for the official website of the movie "When the curtain of prayer falls".
⇒ http://inorinomaku-movie.jp/
(I was kind enough to take my picture, but it is subject to self-regulation due to the small appearance.
