2. INTRODUCTION
The entire event is broadly categorized
into three phases that will summarize
the Japanese Culture and the important
events in the history.
These Phases combine to complete a
storyline of how Japan became one of
the leading nations of the world and are
as follows:
― The Common Phase
―White Collaboration
―Rising from the Ashes
4. Introduction
• A very starting link to the Japanese phase,
driving the audience towards the
Japanese culture
• Main features of the Segment:
– Style of living
– Occupation
– Behavior
– Tradition
– Religious Practices
5. The Common Phase
• This section is a complete
silent motion following the
concept of "COMMON
PHASE“
• Through traditional
Japanese music, we will
portray the different
Japanese traditional
practices
6. Main Points of Focus
• Important features:
– inner strength,
– faith,
– honesty,
– patriotism,
– holiness,
– personality,
– nations progress,
– habits and
– celebrations.
7. Sub-Segments
1. The Red Samurai- samurai's long
essence
2. Into the Japanese- the art work of
famous JAPAN
3. Our Small Carriage- self and
important traditions of home
8. Storyline
The Red Samurai:
• Focus on the traditions and
practices of the Samurais, such as:
Buddhism, Zen, Shintoism and
Confucionism
• Following the various practices and
beliefs of the Samurais, such as
Hara Kiri (Wilful suicide), Kobudo
and Budo (The practicality of the
samurai in the battlefield)
• Main spotlight will be on one
particular Samurai who will be our
lead protagonist, following the
9. Storyline
Into the Japanese
• Focus on traditional Japanese artwork
• The Samurai will be inspired by traditional
Japanese works of art, from artists such as:
– Tensho Shunbun
– Tomioka Tessai
– Takashi Murakami
10. Storyline
Our Small Carriage
• The storyline will switch to the
Samurai’s personal life
• Focus will be on the traditional ways
and values of family life in early Japan
14. Introduction
• After the brutal invasion of Japan by the
Americans, they had mere changes in
them. As Japanese they were more
stronger mentally and physically. They
carried there status a long way by being
interlinked with the Americans. It was
then the soft connection between the
two countries where they fall in mutual
inheritance of style in cloths, food,
entertainment but the culture remains
same.
15. The Breakdown
• White collaboration will be performed as a
Fashion Show. Activities showing the ways
of bonding with the whites. We will see the
actual Japan's most famous culture wear,
wedding and casuals in 3 segments.
1. The Original
2. The collar of HAKAMA
3. Raising the change
16. The Original
• This segment will show the true colors of
traditional Japanese wear which has been
following down for centuries.
• Which includes:
1.Kimono
2.Yukata
3.Kanzashi
4.Haori
5.Hakama
22. Collar Of Hakama
• This segment will be completely out
of the box. Hakama (袴) are a type of
traditional Japanese clothing. They
were originally worn only by men, but
today they are worn by both
sexes. Hakama are tied at the waist
and fall approximately to the ankles(
Just like a pant to a shirt). The Collar
would be the wow factor,
incorporating new ways of showing
Hakama with a touch of fusion.
24. Raising the Change
• In our last segment of White Collaboration,
Japanese wear which will have western
influence that Japan has today. Showing
the Modern Era of Japan.
29. Kabuki dance
Kabuki is a
classical Japanese
dance-drama.
Kabuki theatre is
known for the
stylization of its
drama and for the
elaborate make-
up worn by some of
its performers.
Kabuki is sometimes
translated as "the art
of singing and
dancing".
30. Noh Mai
The origin of the Noh
Mai can be traced back
to as far as the thirteenth
century. Noh Mai is a
dance that is done to
music that is made by
flutes and small hand
drums. Noh Mai dances
are put together by a
series of forms. Forms
are patterns of body
movements that are
done elegantly and with
beauty.
31. Nihon Buyō
Nihon Buyō is different
from most other
traditional dances. It is
intended for
entertainment on stage.
Nihon Buyō is a refined
dance that has been
improved throughout
four centuries. Nihon
Buyō takes a few key
elements from Noh such
as the circular
movements and the
tools used in its dances.
32. Conclusion
• White Collaboration will slowly define the
story amongst itself of how the union was
found. One dance performance would also
take place to show the influence of the
American culture on Japan.
34. INTRODUCTION
• Concluding segment which will present current
Japan.
• Segment will be based around modern family life.
• Would also incorporate the business world and
culture of Japan.
• Friendly relations of Japan with Pakistan would
be highlighted as an end note.
• Will consist of: Modernized clothing, technology,
trends and relations with Pakistan.
• The corporate world will showcase Japanese
business, corporate lifestyle with traditional
values and friendly relations between Japan and
Pakistan.
35. • Segment will be explained in
instrumental pieces holding
characters.
• These shifts will be performed into
pieces as a performance.
THE BREAKDOWN
36. • This last phase will be divided into
three sub segments:
– Life in Tokyo (Modernized with
traditional values)
– Corporate at it’s peak (Business
values and power to the common
man)
– The Golden Bond(Japan and Pak
relation)
SUB SEGMENTS
37. • This segment would
incorporate bright and colorful
clothing.
• Focus would be given on
modern Japanese culture
which still holds traditional
values.
• Family life and would be a
center of focus for the
segment.
• Characters of a typical family
would be portrayed.
LIFE IN TOKYO
39. • This segment would incorporate
sharp and slick clothing and
corporate wear.
• Focus would be given on
corporate practices and culture in
Japan.
• Corporate values and detail
orientation would be a center of
focus for the segment.
• Characters in a business
environment would be portrayed
and would incorporate a dance
performance in suits to depict
unity and resilience.
CORPORATE AT IT’S PEAK
40. • Main features:
– Unity
– Resilience
– Coordination
– Perfection
– Functioning as a
system
THE DANCE PERFORMANCE
41. • This segment would highlight
importance of Japan and Pakistan
friendly relations.
• Focus would be given on
practices and culture in Japan
and how Pakistan is learning.
• Mutual benefit of the relation
would be highlighted, what
Pakistan has to offer.
• Show is closed on a high note
with Japan and Pakistan standing
together as brotherly nations.
THE GOLDEN BOND
43. • The segment portrays the
essence and values of modern
Japanese lifestyle and culture
both in the business and family
environment.
• It further highlights the success of
Japan as a nation and develops
this into a learning concept by
concluding on the development
towards a mutually beneficial
bond between Japan and
CONCLUSION
44. THE SETUP
• Enclosed with Marquee and Air conditioning
• Japanese Symbol of Hope in center stage
• SMD Display
• Lounges
• Projection
• Sound
• Generators
• Lighting
• Chairs
• Back and front stage
• Geisha Chaperones
• Complete Japanese environment
