MIDORI smoke generator (CO2) and Sakura Fubuki device

Screened at the 2004 Tokyo Fantastic Film Festival.
These devices were also used for ''The Nightmare Before Christmas,'' as ''MIDORI'' and ''The Nightmare Before Christmas'' were shown on the same day.

The seat on the right is where Harada is sitting. Harada played the keyboard at the same time.

The Tokyo Fanstick Film Festival was screened at the Shinjuku Milano Theater, which seats over 1,000 people.
However, for Kiryukan, who has experience in showing screenings in a small apartment, scale and budget are irrelevant.
Kiryukan also got creative when he didn't have the budget or time to prepare.
At a small movie theater in Nagoya in 2020, several staff members stood next to the audience seats and threw cherry blossom blizzards toward the screen and audience.
The staff, who were supposed to be hidden, were visible from the audience seats, but this human-powered trick was well-received.
In recent years, there have been many 4D screenings by companies using the latest automation, but in contrast, Kiryukan demonstrated a completely analog method to the audience.The cherry blossom blizzard at this time was later reused in an Indian film that was shown in masala format at this theater.

Photo: Hiroshi Harada

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