A stage adaptation of the manga. One summer day Miyano encounters a fight taking place behind the shool gym. Before he can muster up the courage to stop them his slightly delinquent senior Sasaki takes his place. Since that day he has found himself attracted to Sasaki for some reason...

The first play in the series. After the third world war, advances in genetic engineering have led to the creation of TRANS, a technology that allows people to freely choose their gender. However, some people who have undergone this procedure have gained various abilities beyond human comprehension. We call these people Heli-X.

The fourth play in the 'Heli-X' series. When Sadness woke up, she was alone in a dimly lit place. A small ray of light illuminated the knife in her hand. When she looked at the ground, she saw a large pool of blood and a motionless body... A corpse with a face she recognised. Was Sadness the one who killed them?

Strikers, take the title of "World's Best FW (Egoist)"! The second stage adaptation of the hottest and craziest soccer manga in history! Performances in January 2024! Popular actors such as Ryohei Takenaka, Nobunaga Sato, Norinari Oribe, Ryo Saeki, Shuji Kikuchi, and Kohei Osada have gathered! --The second round of selection (selection), the battle begins--The tough second round of selection is a dizzying array of events, as past friends become rivals, and former powerful enemies become allies. There, Kiyoshi meets the most powerful egoist ever, Rin Itoshi, the younger brother of the genius Sae Itoshi and a top ranker in the ranking. In pursuit of further evolution, the battle of the strikers advances to a new stage.

BLUE LOCK - 3RD STAGE. It's the sequel of "Blue Lock - 2nd Stage".

Features a musical adaptation of the popular anime, "Blue Lock."

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.

A stage play based on the manga "Vanitas no Carte"

Musical version of Cherry Magic!

Inspired by a novel of the same name written by Yasutaka Tsutsui.