The first chapter, “Night,” is inspired by the unique space of the former Hirozakari Sake Brewery. The word “night” comes to everyone, everywhere. In the venue of chapter two, “Water,” there are many traces of children learning and playing. The keyword “water,” which changes fluidly, comes to mind in that space. Chapters one and two resonate with viewers’ memories of “night” and “water” through the physical expression of dance performance. They present an opportunity to look at “life” in its ongoing form.

The third chapter, “Flower,” is a 30-minute paid dance performance. When entering an elementary school classroom, various memories come back. Many people must have gathered in this classroom and grown up with various experiences. When you imagine their energy, it’s so colorful, like a bouquet of flowers. This work shares the preciousness and happiness of being able to live now with people who happen to be here, through the physical expression of dance performance.