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'Tomorrow's Door' Set to Dazzle Audiences in Tokyo

In an exciting announcement, the Jijikei Gakuen COM Group will present the socially impactful student musical 'Tomorrow's Door' in Tokyo on September 5 and 6, 2025. Known for its ability to engage and inform, this original work by students has already garnered tremendous acclaim, having attracted 2,717 attendees at the Osaka-Kansai Expo earlier this year.

Tokyo Performance Details

The performances will take place at the Edogawa Cultural Center on the following schedule:

• - September 5 (Friday): 1:00 PM / 6:00 PM
• - September 6 (Saturday): 2:00 PM

Ticket prices are as follows:

• - General admission: 10,000 yen
• - Current students: 6,000 yen
• - Alumni: 4,000 yen
• - High school students/My School students: Free

For more details and to purchase tickets, visit Tomorrow's Door Official Site.

About 'Tomorrow's Door'

Since its premiere in 1994, 'Tomorrow's Door' has successfully attracted over 230,000 attendees over 31 years, marking it as a significant student-created musical. Students take on roles in scriptwriting, music creation, direction, and performance themselves. The narrative often tackles the realities surrounding bone marrow transplants and the importance of being a donor, shining a light on social issues. The musical offers a powerful live performance experience, encouraging audiences to reflect on the value of life.

Social Significance

Bone marrow transplants, which are essential for treating blood diseases like leukemia, often require a match that is found in one in thousands. This production prompts the question, “What can we do?” through the lens of youth striving to contribute positively to society. Supported by organizations such as the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Japan Marrow Donor Program, and the Masako Natsume Sunflower Foundation, the musical advocates for social causes centered around donation awareness and community involvement.

Achievements at Osaka-Kansai Expo

Performing at the EXPO Hall 'Shine Hat' in Osaka in June 2025, attendees filled 1,207 seats across two shows, showcasing the students' talent. Here are some notable highlights from the performance:

• - A total of 227 student performers participated, captivating the audience with singing, dancing, and live musical performances.
• - The show utilized 360-degree projection mapping, creating an impressive and immersive visual experience alongside live music performances.
• - Multilingual subtitles in English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese ensured accessibility for a diverse audience, enhancing the storytelling experience.
• - Critics and attendees noted that the production surpassed typical student performances in quality, receiving significant media attention.

Audience Feedback

Audience reactions have been overwhelmingly positive:

• - A 30s female attendee noted, “Students achieved something incredible. I want to see the Tokyo performance again.”
• - A 40s male added, “Understanding the risks of becoming a bone marrow donor was deeply relatable.”
• - A 60s male praised, “Everyone was so lively. The student voices and band sound were excellent.”
• - A 20s female commented, “The individual performances were wonderful; the band’s music and chorus were also outstanding.”
• - A 50s male expressed excitement about their potential, stating, “Everyone sparkled. I look forward to their careers.”

These reactions resonated widely on social media, marking 'Tomorrow's Door' as a standout performance within the Expo.

Future Outlook

Following the Tokyo performances, the next shows are slated for October at The Symphony Hall in Osaka, continuing with performances #189 to #191. The students remain dedicated to addressing social issues through the power of entertainment.

About Tokyo School of Music and Dance

Founded in 1988, the Tokyo School of Music and Dance is a comprehensive vocational institution that nurtures talent in the music and entertainment industries. The school partners with industry leaders to provide real-world project experiences, preparing students for concert production, music creation, dance performances, and participation in various media. Professional instructors from the industry ensure students receive cutting-edge education in a supportive environment.

Location: 3-14-8 Nishikasai, Edogawa, Tokyo, 134-0088
Official Website: Tokyo School of Music

Contact Information

For inquiries regarding 'Tomorrow's Door', please reach out to the Tomorrow's Door Executive Committee at the Tokyo School of Music and Dance.

• - Contact Person: Ueno
• - Email: [email protected]
• - Phone: 03-3688-6195