Introducing a Unique Custom Altar for Fans at Asakusa's Theater SPROUT

A Revolutionary Experience for Fans: The 'Oshi Stage' at Theater SPROUT

Asakusa is set to become a new hub for fans with the launch of the customized acrylic altar known as "Oshi Stage" at Theater SPROUT, operated by Budscene. Starting May 2026, fans will have the chance to borrow this innovative altar for free, designed specifically for displaying multiple fandom items.

Whether you're part of a large fan group or simply want to showcase your love for your favorite idol, the Oshi Stage is tailored to accommodate up to 12 uchiwas, the traditional fanboards that fans often wave at concerts. With a stunning 165-inch screen in the backdrop, this altar transforms any gathering into a spectacular fandom event, allowing for personalized layouts that fans can change at will.

What is Theater SPROUT?

Situated in the lively Kappabashi area of Asakusa, Theater SPROUT combines the excitement of a traditional cinema with the privacy of a rental space. It features a massive screen and Dolby Atmos sound for an immersive audiovisual experience. What sets Theater SPROUT apart is the freedom it grants. Fans can cheer freely, use pen lights, and even pause for photo sessions without worrying about disturbing others, creating an environment where every fandom activity can happen without restriction.

Additionally, the theater houses a café, "Sensing Touch of Earth," where guests can enjoy refreshments as they indulge in the ultimate fandom experience.

Fan Experience

The Birth of the Oshi Stage

The Oshi Stage concept emerged from an understanding of fans' needs. Many fans wished for a dedicated space to display their collected items. During past events, staff noticed fans struggling to find stable surfaces to display their goods. The driving force behind the Oshi Stage was a strong desire to enhance the visibility and experience of fans’ beloved idols.

This customizable altar allows fans to display all their favorite items, creating a larger-than-life presence for their idols.

Key Features of the Oshi Stage

1. Designed for Uchiwa: With specialized slits for inserting uchiwas, fans can effortlessly showcase their favorite members. The two-tiered structure can handle up to 12 uchiwas, providing a massive visual appeal for large groups.
2. Illuminating Colors: High-quality acrylic paired with integrated LED lights enhances the personal colors of each idol, turning the altar into a vibrant focal point against the screen. This light display elevates the aesthetic, turning the theater into a sacred space for fans.
3. Customizable Layouts: Lightweight and movable, the altar can be arranged in various ways, allowing fans to tweak the setup to their liking, making it a truly unique experience every time.

Why a Dedicated Altar is Essential

As fan culture grows, so do the number and size of memorabilia, making it challenging to properly display them. Rooms and smaller venues lack space for ideal setups, resulting in physical and emotional stress for fans. The introduction of the Oshi Stage symbolizes the evolution of fandom culture in today’s society, emphasizing the importance of dedicated spaces for fans to truly express and celebrate their passion.

Confronting these challenges, the Oshi Stage transforms the fan experience, offering a stunning backdrop that attracts attention on social media, embodying the non-traditional yet essential aspects of fan culture.

Services Overview

- Altar Name: Oshi Stage
- Launch Date: May 2026
- Cost: Free for theater users, no prior reservation needed (up to 4 units available)
- Specifications: Dimensions - 81.5 cm wide, 23.5 cm high (each unit)
- Features: Special slits for uchiwas, designated space for LEDs, tiered structure

About Budscene

Budscene specializes in creating soundproof and acoustically superior spaces, focusing on their clients' auditory experiences. They also manage Theatre SPROUT and the Sensing Touch of Earth café.
For more information, visit Budscene's website or contact their PR department for queries or media coverage.