Riko Nakayama

Sequel movie to the live-action Saki TV series.

“Magabanashi” (真・狩場噺) is a Japanese collection of chilling tales, notorious for its “true” ghost stories that blend traditional storytelling with the dynamics of social media. Based on this, the drama “Human Story” focuses on the experiences of two members of the FEAR fan community. But is it really just a drama? Or perhaps a documentary? With an eerie intertwining of ghost stories and reality, viewers are taken on the most terrifying experience of their lives.

Directed by Kazuya Shiraishi, this drama depicts the youth of junior high school girls set in a girls' restroom.

A 2025 improvised murder mystery play with multiple casts.

There was once a high-tech robot which saved the earth from aliens. People have long forgotten how to operate this giant machine and it has been placed in an isolated ghost town. Professor Tachibana believes in the mobility of this machine and won't give up in finding a suitable pilot for the robot. However, one day, he finds out that the robot became the gathering space for eight middle school girls!

Six students from Ebisu Private Junior High School are recruited to create Desktop Music (DTM).

A program that selects an “oshi theme” from various genres such as anime, music, manga, and games, and presents the appeal of the theme each time.

In today’s world, where the comedy boom has reached its peak, the gaze of fans filling the theatres is now focused not only on the comedians’ personas, but also on the structure of their routines, their meticulously calculated ‘boke’ (comic foil), and their masterful ‘tsukkomi’ (straight man) skills. Amongst these fervent fans, there was one woman who stood out in particular— The protagonist: Sachiko Kageyama (25). She has but one interest: the ‘skit’—the very soul of a comedian. Carrying a red notebook, she visits theatres day in, day out, dissecting manzai routines with a sharp eye reminiscent of the legendary All Kyojin. She was known as a ‘Neta-jo’—a professional skit watcher.