都市に開くイマーシブシアターを考える「創造的な散歩」シリーズ。前橋で生まれ育った現代詩の父である萩原朔太郎は散歩を愛し、前橋の町を毎日散歩しながら詩の世界に思いを馳せていたという。本作は、製糸工場が栄えた前橋の歴史と人々の記憶をリサーチし、見えないけれども確かにその土地の残る人々の気配を追いかけていく。「見えないものが見えてくる」をテーマに、daisydoze初のパフォーマーのいない、サウンドインスタレーション。

“Creative Walks” is a series in which we explore immersive theatre that opens itself to the city. Sakutarō Hagiwara—the father of modern Japanese poetry, born and raised in Maebashi—was known for his love of wandering. He walked the city every day, letting its streets feed his imagination. This work is built on research into the history of Maebashi, once a flourishing center of silk-spinning factories, and the memories of the people who lived there. It follows the faint yet undeniable traces of presence that remain in the land—things invisible, yet still felt.