Follies Ballerine: 'Secret Voyage' is Ballet Stage/Dance/Comedy event held in Japan.
Folly Ballerine "Secret Journey" will be performed at the Owada Tradition Hall in the Shibuya Ward Cultural Center in Tokyo on July 18 and 19.
This work is the third volume of ballet performance by a comprehensive manufacturer of ballet and dance supplies Chakotto. This time, "Countermeasures the adult cute world with ballet" is the catch phrase, aiming at fusion of Japan's unique aesthetic sense "cute" and ballet of western origin, they will present several short films in review form.
Artistic director of this event is Koshimihar. Kyoko Morimoto and Kaori Hayashi are jointly choreographers. And 9 different ballerinas: Ishihara Zuri Ri, Kitagawa Akiyo, Kihara sound, Sawada Natsu, Taruya Moe, Nakai Aneka, Matsumoto Kaori, Mori Eri, Watanabe Sakurako.
Let's hope for a secret journey.
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