Let’s Shout into the Open Air!
Program
Let’s Shout into the Open Air!
©︎伊藤華織
Reservation Required
Workshop
Official Program
Play
Shizuoka
Let’s raise our voices in a spacious park with actors!
Once you become an adult, you rarely have opportunities to shout out loud.
In this workshop, you begin by “listening” to sounds in everyday life anew, then warm up your mind and body through a theater game and raise your voice together for the first time in a while. At Sumpu Castle Park, filled with fresh greenery, let your voice be heard by the blue sky, the water in the moat, the passersby, and the surrounding rectangular buildings.
- Dates
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2026
May 3 14:00-15:30
- Venue
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PARK Area |
Garden Square (Higashi Gomon-Square, Sumpujo Park / PLAY! PLAY! PLAY! Garden)
- Eligibility
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Everyone (preschool children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)
- Capacity (orders taken in sequence)
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20people
- Fee
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Free
- Items to bring
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Clothes and shoes that are comfortable to move around in
- Duration
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90 min.
- In case of rain
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No cancellations for rain (the workshop will be held under a tent)
- Contact
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Strange Seed Shizuoka Office
workshop@strangeseed.info
How to participate
- Advance reservation
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We recommend booking in advance due to limited capacity.
Please reserve your spot by filling out the reservation form.
Application deadline: April 30 (Thurs) 23:59 (Japan time)
- Same-day registration
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Walk-ins are accepted if vacancies are available.
Program Featuresand Accessibility
Recommended for children
Recommended for adult
Involves physical activity
For those needing assistance to participate in this workshop, please contact us in advance.
Service dogs are allowed to accompany the audience of this performance
Profile
©︎伊藤華織
Tomomi Ouchi
Tomomi Ouchi is a stage actor born in Iwate Prefecture and currently based in Shizuoka City.
After working as a member of Furano Juku (Furano School) and Ku Na’uka Theatre Company, she is currently active with Shizuoka Performing Arts Center (SPAC) and Theater Delivery Mari Mari.
In addition to her acting career, Ouchi performs in staged readings of works by Kenji Miyazawa, presents stories in the Iwate dialect, provides narration, and runs school workshops.
In recent years, she has also written scripts for audio guides to guarantee information accessibility for people with visual impairments, as well as narrating scripts live.
Ouchi’s notable acting credits
2024 The Dancing Girl of Izu directed by Junnosuke Tada
2025 The Menam River Japanese directed by Tomohiko Imai
2026 The Forest of One Thousand and One Nights directed by Miyagi Satoshi (Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan Special Event) and Galileo: Endless Turn by Junnosuke Tada
(above are all SPAC-related works)
In addition to performing at “Centers for Early Childhood Education and Care,” elementary schools, welfare facilities, and care homes, Theater Delivery Mari Mari also conducted stage performance tours in Iwate Prefecture from 2011 to 2020 to support areas affected by the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami. The group also performed at Shizuoka Prison’s Correctional Exhibition in autumn 2025.
Credit
Instructor: Tomomi Ouchi (SPAC)
