The End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland Ticket
1-chōme-8-1 Nishiikebukuro, Toshima City, Tokyo 171-0021, Japan
Description
Overview:
This is a monumental theatrical event: the world’s first stage adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s acclaimed masterpiece novel, Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. The production is helmed by the visionary French director and choreographer, Philippe Decouflé, known for his highly stylized, imaginative, and visually stunning spectacles.
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Contact Us →The star-studded Japanese cast is led by the highly regarded actor Tatsuya Fujiwara, known for his intense and compelling stage presence. He is joined by talented actors including Mizuki Morita, Shuntaro Miyao, Miu Tomita, Narushi Ikeda, and others. This adaptation promises to be a surreal, genre-bending experience that brings Murakami’s parallel worlds to vivid life.
Why Attend:
- Be among the first in the world to see the stage adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s iconic novel, Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World.
- Witness a truly unique production directed and choreographed by the internationally renowned French artist Philippe Decouflé.
- See one of Japan’s most celebrated actors, Tatsuya Fujiwara, take on the complex lead role.
- Experience a blend of storytelling, choreography, and visual spectacle that mirrors the novel’s surreal atmosphere.
- Attend the highly anticipated Tokyo run at the prestigious Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse.
Schedule & Tickets Information:
These tickets are lottery-based, which means they cannot be purchased directly. That’s why you should contact us to request them. Below are the complete details for the event, including dates, venues, seat types, and other important ticket information. Once you’ve reviewed everything, simply share your preferred ticket selection with us and we’ll assist you with the process.
Please note: After receiving your request, we will first check live availability on the official platform. If the tickets are still available, we will try our best to secure them for you. If they are sold out, don’t worry — we can also provide tickets through trusted and verified resale marketplaces in Japan, ensuring you still get the seats you want.
| Date | Venue | Start Time | Seat Types | Availability Status |
| 2026/1/10 (Sat) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 18:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/11 (Sun) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 18:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/12 (Mon/Holiday) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 12:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | Private Performance (Not Available) |
| 2026/1/14 (Wed) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 13:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/15 (Thu) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 13:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/15 (Thu) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 18:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/16 (Fri) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 13:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/17 (Sat) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 12:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/17 (Sat) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 17:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/18 (Sun) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 12:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/20 (Tue) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 13:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/20 (Tue) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 18:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/21 (Wed) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 13:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/22 (Thu) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 13:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: Sold Out |
| 2026/1/22 (Thu) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 18:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: ON SALE |
| 2026/1/28 (Wed) | Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Playhouse | 13:30 | S seats (JPY 12,500), Side seat (JPY 8,800) | S Seat: Sold Out, Side Seat: ON SALE |
| 2026/2/6 (Fri) | Sendai Bank Hall Izumity 21 Large Hall | 18:30 | All seats are assigned seating (JPY 13,000) | ON SALE |
| 2026/2/7 (Sat) | Sendai Bank Hall Izumity 21 Large Hall | 12:30 | All seats are assigned seating (JPY 13,000) | ON SALE |
| 2026/2/7 (Sat) | Sendai Bank Hall Izumity 21 Large Hall | 17:30 | All seats are assigned seating (JPY 13,000) | ON SALE |
| 2026/2/8 (Sun) | Sendai Bank Hall Izumity 21 Large Hall | 12:30 | All seats are assigned seating (JPY 13,000) | All seats are assigned seating: ON SALE |
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FAQs:
Q: What is the novel Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World about?
A: The novel is a unique blend of two distinct narratives that alternate chapter by chapter: a hard-boiled, cyberpunk story set in a futuristic Tokyo, and a surreal, allegorical fantasy set in a walled town known as the “End of the World.” The two stories are linked by the theme of consciousness and the subconscious mind.
Q: Who is Philippe Decouflé and what makes his direction unique?
A: Philippe Decouflé is a highly-regarded French director, choreographer, and dancer known for his innovative, multimedia approach to performance. His productions are often characterized by a blend of contemporary dance, mime, circus arts, and spectacular visual effects, making him an ideal choice for adapting Murakami’s surreal world.
Q: Who is the lead actor, Tatsuya Fujiwara?
A: Tatsuya Fujiwara is a highly celebrated Japanese actor known for his versatile roles in film, TV, and particularly theatre. He gained international recognition for roles in films like Battle Royale and Death Note. He is known for his intense and charismatic stage presence.
Q: Is this a play or a dance performance?
A: Given the involvement of director and choreographer Philippe Decouflé, the production is expected to be a hybrid performance. It will likely combine traditional dramatic acting (starring Fujiwara and the cast) with elements of contemporary dance, visual spectacle, and multimedia art, staying true to the novel’s imaginative nature.
Q: Which character will Tatsuya Fujiwara be playing?
A: In the novel, the main character is split between two personas: the “Calcutec” (a sophisticated data processor) in the hard-boiled world, and the “Reader of Dreams” in the End of the World. Tatsuya Fujiwara is expected to play the central male protagonist that connects these two realities.
Event Calendar
Saturday, January 10, 2026 - Sunday, March 1, 2026
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