Living in a Dream
A cross-story about the "dream" of Akira, who gave up on his dream, and Shinji, who believes in his dreams Akira gave up his dream of becoming a member of society and becoming a musician, and lost sight of himself because he was busy with his daily work. For Shinji, Akira has been a longing existence since high school. Shinji followed Akira's back and spent his days at street live performances while working part-time in Tokyo to become a musician. At that time, Akira and Shinji reunite in the city of Tokyo. Akira, who tries to regain his dreams while being chased by reality, and Shinji, who faces reality while chasing his dreams. " A whole-body work depicting the realistic conflict and struggle of people who sway between "dream" and "reality".
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A cross-story about the "dream" of Akira, who gave up on his dream, and Shinji, who believes in his dreams Akira gave up his dream of becoming a member of society and becoming a musician, and lost sight of himself because he was busy with his daily work. For Shinji, Akira has been a longing existence since high school. Shinji followed Akira's back and spent his days at street live performances while working part-time in Tokyo to become a musician. At that time, Akira and Shinji reunite in the city of Tokyo. Akira, who tries to regain his dreams while being chased by reality, and Shinji, who faces reality while chasing his dreams. " A whole-body work depicting the realistic conflict and struggle of people who sway between "dream" and "reality".
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