Kohei Tsuka's Masterpiece Drama "Kakeochi" Comes to the Stage in Ueno in November 2026, 10 Years in the Making, by 9PROJECT
Sep 10, 2026 · Ueno
[Ueno] Kohei Tsuka's Masterpiece Drama "Kakeochi" Confirmed! Performances in Ueno from November 2026
Overview
A stage adaptation of "Kakeochi," the acclaimed drama by Kohei Tsuka, will be performed by 9PROJECT in Ueno in November 2026.
The production is said to be "10 years in the making," and is drawing attention as a long-nurtured project finally coming to fruition. A decade suggests many rounds of consideration and preparation went into bringing this one stage work to audiences, which has only heightened expectations for the performances.
"Kakeochi" is known as one of Kohei Tsuka's masterpiece dramas, and its stage version is being produced by 9PROJECT. Details on how the world of the original will be portrayed on stage, or what direction the adaptation will take, have not yet been announced. Still, as a project developed over many years, a polished production is anticipated.
The performances will take place in Ueno. Known for its concentration of cultural facilities such as art museums, museums and a zoo, Ueno offers plenty of opportunities to experience theater and the performing arts. A Kohei Tsuka classic being revived on stage here after 10 years is news theater fans won't want to miss.
Details such as the venue, ticket prices and an official website have not yet been announced. We will share full performance information as soon as further updates are released. Stay tuned for this stage production coming to Ueno in November 2026.
Event Information
- Dates: November 2026 onward
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