東京サンシャインボーイズ『returns』

In 2009, Koki Mitani's origin story, ``Tokyo Sunshine Boys,'' was revived for a limited time as a fantastic stage play. Yo Yoshida appears on Mitani's stage for the first time, and Mitani himself appears under the stage name Sotaro Hitotsubashi. Tokyo Sunshine Boys, a legendary theater company founded in 1983 by Koki Mitani, who was enrolled in the Nihon University College of Art, and which took the world by storm as the company with the lowest ticket prices, made a comeback in 2009 for the first time in 15 years. They produced masterpieces one after another such as ``12 Gentle Japanese'', ``Radio Time'', and ``Hikoma ga Yuku'', and entered a 30-year recharge period in 1994, and declared a comeback in 2024 with ``Okyou Sunshine Boys ``Rear Ball''. However, as Theater Tops, the troupe's home ground and the theater where they were scheduled to perform their revival performance, was to close at the end of March 2009, it was decided that they would perform their final performance. The program is ``returns,'' written by Koki Mitani. The original members, including Masahiko Nishimura and Kazuyuki Aijima, gathered together to revive the band for a limited time at the theater of their memories. We will deliver the full story of the stage, which could only be seen for 12 days with only 150 audience members, along with documentation of its revival. This is a "legendary" stage that has carved its name in the history of Japanese theater, and is a must-see for both theater fans and non-theatre fans.