Renowned worldwide for their artistry, Shen Yun Performing Arts troupe’s dancers and musicians are set to visit Japan in June. They will be holding a highly anticipated fan meeting in Ginza, where they will interact warmly with fans through creatively planned activities. This event, titled “SHENYUN Star Sharing! Special Fan Meeting,” aims to showcase a new and exciting side of Shen Yun stars, building up excitement for their 2025 performances in Japan.
The fan meeting will feature the presence of Shen Yun’s principal dancers such as Kenji Kobayashi, Nara Oose, and Rubi Oose, alongside Japanese musicians and dancers. The event will be hosted by Chisato Kojima, the presenter of Shen Yun’s programs. The organizing body, the nonprofit corporation “Classical Arts Promotion Association,” expressed their anticipation for spending enjoyable time with everyone.
Scheduled for June 9, 2024, at 12:00 at “Grace Valley Ginza,” the event will include lectures, Q&A sessions, free exchange parties, and photo sessions. Tickets are priced at 6,000 Japanese yen per person (tax included).
For more details, please visit the official event website at https://www.afpca.or.jp/news/fanmeeting202406/.
In 2024, Shen Yun performed in 12 cities across Japan, presenting 42 shows on an unprecedented scale, bringing hope and joy to tens of thousands of audience members.
A senior executive from a major corporate division praised the seamless integration of beautiful visuals and stage performances, describing it as highly engaging.
A university associate professor expressed delight at the ancient and enduring Chinese 5,000-year history and dance art being vividly brought to life in the present day, enabling a profound experience of Chinese culture.
An award-winning ballet teacher lauded Shen Yun artists, comparing the stage to a treasure trove with each performer shining like a gem.
A renowned pastry chef remarked on feeling a sense of universal love during the performance, wishing for peace throughout the world and sincerely encouraging everyone to witness and feel the essence of the stage themselves.