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In front of Suminoe Park Station, Osaka,
join the yokai at their night festival.

Yokai Night Festival -TsukiHime no Mura- is a nonverbal, immersive stage experience woven from dance, music, and physical expression. It runs from Friday, October 16 to Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at Oscar Dream in front of Suminoe Park Station, Osaka.

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Yokai Night Festival -TsukiHime no Mura-

In front of Suminoe Park Station, a door to the underworld opens. Presented by professionals in the art of "expression," from accomplished dancers to Noh performers, this is a nonverbal, immersive, interactive stage production. Audience members walk through the venue themselves, advancing the story with their own footsteps.

STORY

One night, you find yourself lost in Tsukihime no Mura, a village inhabited by non-human beings. In this village, you must wear a yokai mask to hide the fact that you are human. And that night, the village's once-a-year festival, the Yokai Night Festival, is about to begin.

Event Details

DatesFriday, October 16 – Wednesday, November 11, 2026
*Please check the schedule on the official website for performance dates.
Show TimesMatinee: ① 12:30–13:30 ② 15:00–16:00
Evening: ③ 18:00–19:00 ④ 19:45–20:45
*Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the start of each performance.
VenueOscar Dream 2F
2-1 Shinkitajima 1-chome, Suminoe-ku, Osaka City, Osaka 559-0024
AccessIn front of Osaka Metro Suminoe Park Station
Age RestrictionsTickets are required for elementary school students and older. Preschool children are not permitted to enter.
TicketsSold on e+ (eplus)
Organizer, Planner, ProducerCALESS INTERNATIONAL
ManagementDEAR FIELD

Important Notes

  • Tickets cannot be refunded after purchase. Tickets will not be reissued under any circumstances, so please keep them in a safe place.
  • Tickets obtained through resale will be invalid for any reason.
  • Photography, video recording, audio recording, and the use of mobile phones are not permitted during the performance.
  • Video footage and photographs taken inside the venue, including images of audience members, may be made public.
  • Performers are subject to change without notice.