HIBINO KODUE Project Dance Performance
Are You ALICE?

HIBINO Kodue

Hibino Kodue was born in Shizuoka Prefecture and graduated from the Department of Design, Tokyo University of the Arts. She received the Mainichi Fashion Grand Prix Newcomer Award, Shiseido Encouragement Award, and the Kinokuniya Theatre Award for Individual Achievement. As a costume artist, Hibino has designed costumes for a wide range of fields, including advertising, theatre, dance, ballet, films, and TV programs. She has been currently designing costumes for the NHK E-Tele program Nihongo de Asobo. She has worked as a stage costume designer for many theatre and dance productions, including the Kabuki performances Noda-ban Togitatsu no Utare and Noda-ban Sakura no Mori no Mankai no Shita; the contemporary theatre productions written and directed by Noda Hideki, including Q: A Night At The Kabuki, Fake Spear, and Sei Sankaku Kankei; Moriyama Kaiji’s dance performance Circus at the New National Theatre, Tokyo; and Alice in Wonderland and The Little Prince – Letters from Saint-Exupéry at KAAT Kanagawa Arts Theatre.

She has produced and presented her performing arts works titled WONDER WATER, FLY, FLY, FLY, Rinne, Piece to Peace, MAMMOTH, RYU, ROOT, UP AND DOWN, TWO ALICES, The Ant and the Grasshopper and…, Come and Go,and YOKAI. Her solo exhibitions include 60 (rokujuu) at Ichihara Lakeside Museum (2018); DANCE THE IFUKU at Dazaifu Tenmangu and Kyushu National Museum (2019); and Forest Closet at Sogo Museum of Art, Yokohama (2021); and Wonder Forest Closet at Contemporary Art Museum, Kumamoto (2022).
Hibino has participated in the Oku-Noto Triennale, Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale, and Setouchi Triennale. She has started and is currently active in the Noto Peninsula Earthquake Reconstruction Support and Suzu City Support Dance Project.
In 2026, she designed costumes for NODA MAP’s Minus Three Twenty Fahrenheit, which is scheduled to be performed in Tokyo, Kitakyushu, Osaka, and London from April.

Ino Nagomi

Born in 1997, Ino Nagomi is a dancer known for her exceptional flexibility, which enables imaginative movements reminiscent of birds, jellyfish, and flashes of lightning. She has performed in a wide range of settings, including appearing in a film presented at the Paris Collection.

Nakajima Miko

Nakajima Miko is a contemporary dancer with striking physical strength.
Born in Saitama in 1997, she graduated from the Department of Theatre at Nihon University College of Art. She works across a range of fields and projects, including performing at immersive events presented by Hermès.

Ono Ryuichi

Born in Tokyo in 1994, Ono Ryuichi completed his bachelor’s degree in Composition and earned a master’s degree from the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. Working across music and visual arts, he has created many works through interdisciplinary collaborations.