Shiki Theater Company - The Man Selling Memories [DVD] Simplified title: Shiki Theater Company - The Man Selling Memories [DVD]

The "Man Selling Memories," a poem that was reperformed to commemorate the 55th anniversary of the establishment of the 4th of the movie series, was created by theatrical writer Miceo Kato. The theater itself revives the scene of the after-war "scorch" like a kind of time machine, and was celebrated in 1992 as a 40th anniversary of the establishment of the theater. This 55th anniversary has been reperformed and packaged with the latest stage.

The poetry world of Micoo Kato, which emits gem-like light, brings the viewer to a different dimension of nostalgia, as recorded in a free theater in July 2008. The dim back town of Tokyo has never been ended, where one man sells memories while blowing an old saxophone. He is invited to the music he plays, and many people are coming together, including an innocent, young flower bouquet girl who hasn't yet remembered, a lazy advertiser, and a city woman who is in a heavy dark shadow. The melody that men blow up and revives the happy memories with their lovers, among which one man appears.

The "Man Selling Memories" is a *81 minute recording, with screen size 16:9, region ALL, and Japanese subtitles on and off function, presented by the SHIKI THEATRE COMPANY. This theatrical work celebrates the 55th anniversary of the establishment of the 4th of the movie series, bringing together the poetry world of Micoo Kato and the revival of the after-war "scorch" scene in the theater. The man who sells memories invites the viewers to a different dimension of nostalgia, where the dim back town of Tokyo and the people who come together to listen to his saxophone-playing create a captivating and emotionally resonant experience.

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