Children of Noisy Village 2026 in Japan Ticket

Overview

Summer has come to Noisy Village in this heartwarming masterpiece by Astrid Lindgren, the beloved Swedish children’s author. The film captures the charm of a remote settlement modeled after the Småland region, featuring just three resident households known as the North House, the Middle House, and the South House.

The story follows the lives of the families and their children through the eyes of Liisa, the eldest daughter of the Middle House. This cinematic portrayal brings the simple joys and adventures of Swedish rural life to the screen, making it a perfect cultural experience for audiences of all ages during the holiday season.

Why Attend

• Enjoy a classic story by world-renowned author Astrid Lindgren in a beautiful cinematic format.
• Gain insight into Swedish rural traditions and the idyllic lifestyle of the Småland region.
• Attend an exclusive post-screening lecture by acclaimed translator Toshiko Ishii to deepen your understanding.
• Experience a family-friendly event perfect for the Golden Week national holiday in Japan.
• Participate in a community-driven cultural event organized by the Yokohama Kinema Club.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/05/04 (Mon/Holiday) 13:30 Start	Yokohama Minami Public Hall (Kanagawa)	Free seats

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Background

“Children of Noisy Village” (Alla vi barn i Bullerbyn) is a heartwarming cinematic and cultural event presented by the Yokohama Kinema Club. Based on the beloved literary masterpiece by Swedish author Astrid Lindgren (creator of Pippi Longstocking), the story follows the simple joys and summer adventures of six children living in a tiny, idyllic remote settlement in Sweden.

The 2026 screening at Yokohama Minami Public Hall is more than just a movie; it is a specialized “Experience Hall” event designed to bridge Swedish and Japanese cultures. A major highlight of this session is an exclusive guest lecture by Toshiko Ishii, the renowned Japanese translator who brought the Noisy Village series to Japan. The event is timed perfectly for the Golden Week holidays, making it a premier destination for families and fans of classic children’s literature seeking a nostalgic, gentle escape.

Venue Information

• Venue Name: Yokohama City Minami Public Hall (Minami Kohaido)
• Address: 3F Minami Ward General Government Building, 2-33 Urafune-cho, Minami-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 232-0024, Japan.
• Entry Gates Info: The hall is located on the 3rd floor of the Minami Ward Office complex. It is easily accessible via the Blue Line (Bandobashi Station, Exit 1B) or a 10-minute walk from the Keikyu Line (Koganecho Station).
• Nearby Landmarks: Yokohama City University Medical Center, Ooka River (famous for cherry blossoms), and the Yokohama Magane-cho shopping district.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the special event happening after the film screening?

A special lecture by Toshiko Ishii, the renowned translator of the work, will take place from fifteen o’clock to sixteen o’clock. This session provides unique context and professional insights into the translation and cultural significance of the story.

Are there assigned seats for the Children of Noisy Village screening?

Tickets for this event are sold as free seats, meaning there is no pre-assigned seating and you can choose where to sit upon entry. It is highly recommended to arrive when doors open at thirteen o’clock to secure your preferred viewing position.

Is the venue easily accessible within the Kanagawa Prefecture?

The Yokohama Minami Public Hall is a well-known community venue in Kanagawa with convenient access for local residents and visitors. It serves as a hub for cultural events and is equipped with facilities suitable for film screenings and lectures.

Can I attend the event with my family during the public holiday?

Yes, the screening is scheduled for May 4, which is a national holiday in Japan, making it an ideal outing for families. The story is specifically designed to be engaging for both children and adults who appreciate classic literature.

How long before the movie starts should I arrive at the hall?

The doors to the Yokohama Minami Public Hall open thirty minutes before the scheduled thirteen-thirty start time. Arriving at thirteen o’clock ensures you have plenty of time to find your way to the hall and get settled before the film begins.