JIU Josai International University
Junkichi Mochizuki
MOCHIZUKI Junkichi
Associate Professor Film and Performing Arts Course
area of expertise: Performing arts, theater, directing.
Main subjects
Introduction to media E (entertainment), theater production, basic expression, etc.
Research Themes and Keywords
Theater, actor, director, stage director, theater education, welfare theater, art therapy, psychodrama
Final academic background/degree
Department of Public Relations, Faculty of Letters, Tokai University / Bachelor
Affiliated academic society
Japanese Society of Dramatic Arts, Art Therapy Association
Major achievements
2004: Directed "THE CRISIS" by Bungakuza Atelier (Selected as one of Teatro Theatre's Top 20 Plays of 2004)
2008: Directed "Doubt" by Bungakuza Atelier (Nominated for the Yomiuri Theater Award for Best Production, first half of the year) (Received the Iwata Award)
2009: Directed "My Driver's License," sponsored by the Agency for Cultural Affairs (Japanese premiere).
2013 28th National Cultural Festival Opening Ceremony: "Dawn in the Mountain Gorge" / Closing Ceremony: "The End of the Mountain Realm" (Written and Directed)
2015: Directed TB Studio's "The Oldest Profession" (Japan premiere) / Written and directed TMA Musical's "The Dawn of the Mountain World"
2016 Fuei Office: Directed "Friends" / "Love's Glasses are Colored Glass" / "The Transgressor"
2017: Brecht's "Mother Courage and Her Children" at the Korani Cultural Hall; 2022: Adaptation and direction of the musical "YOU CAN FLY - Believe in Tomorrow"; 2022: Writer and director of "Connecting to the Future" for the 30th anniversary ceremony Josai International University and others.
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