One-Night-Only Immersive Performance "Window of Tomorrow" to Stage Roppongi's Night Sky at Roppongi Art Night 2026

Published: October 9, 2026 •
One-Night-Only Immersive Performance "Window of Tomorrow" to Stage Roppongi's Night Sky at Roppongi Art Night 2026

"Window of Tomorrow," an immersive performance and spatial installation planned and produced by SIGNING, will be staged at the Rose Garden and 66 Plaza at Roppongi Hills. It is part of Roppongi Art Night 2026, which returns as an all-night event for the first time in three years, running from Saturday, October 31 to Sunday, November 1, 2026.

A dedicated website is available at https://www.windowoftomorrow.com/.

About "Window of Tomorrow"

"Window of Tomorrow" is a spectacle that uses the changing scenery of the sky as its stage set.

Created for Roppongi Art Night, which comes back as an all-night art festival for the first time in three years, the work unfolds as a story and an experience throughout the night, set against the night sky above Roppongi Hills and the Rose Garden.

"Moon," a performance at the moment the day turns over, features Aoitsuki, and "Sun," a performance at the moment of sunrise, features ATSUSHI.

At other times, the space and experience are offered as a one-night-only observation installation of the night sky.

What can be seen through the "window of tomorrow" is yesterday, today, and tomorrow drifting without boundaries, along with our gradational sensibilities that respond to the changes of nature.

Artists

Aoitsuki (アオイツキ; Aoi Yamada and Tsuki Takamura), Performer ("Moon")

Adding contours to fragments of their own memories, the duo dances and tells stories: based on scripts by Tsuki Takamura drawn from places and memories, Aoi Yamada creates the music. Their performances include the closing ceremony of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, the Kita-Alps International Art Festival (北アルプス国際芸術祭), and a performance at Matsumoto Castle, a National Treasure. Also active as Tokyo QQQ (東京QQQ).

ATSUSHI, Performer ("Sun")

Born in Tokyo. Started street dance in 1996 and, for about 20 years, was a member of the rock band Dragon Ash while also performing in Japan and abroad as a solo dancer. Pursues physical expression that crosses genres, including collaborations with museums, historic buildings, and traditional performing arts. Leads "POWER of LIFE," themed on life, and "GAMA ROCK FES," which began with reconstruction support. Based in Paris since 2024, with appearances in operas and on international stages. Was the main performer at the closing ceremony of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, and continues to share a distinctive form of expression with the world under the theme of "dancing life."

國清尚之, Architecture

Born in 1993 in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Graduated from the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Kyushu University, and studied abroad at the University of Liechtenstein. Completed the graduate program in architecture at the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. The graduation project, "妖怪建築" (Yokai Architecture), presented a concept for yokai themselves and for architecture where they can continue to live, based on yokai phenomena in cities. Then worked for seven years at Sou Fujimoto Architects, where main projects included the overall site plan for the Japan International Exposition 2025 and the basic design of a complex facility in the area north of Kokusai Center Station (tentative name). Established an architectural design office in April 2026.

Nao'ymt, Music

Born in Chiyoda, Tokyo. A musician who crosses R&B, pop, and ambient music to build a musical world of their own. Also known for writing songs for many artists, including Daichi Miura, Namie Amuro, AI, and Tomohisa Yamashita. For Daichi Miura's album 『球体』 (Kyutai), one of the representative works, lyrics, composition, and production were all handled by Nao'ymt; the conceptual work, which incorporates natural sounds and takes Japanese beauty and reincarnation as its themes, was highly acclaimed. In recent years, the range of activities has broadened to include providing music for Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai's "One World, One Planet." and serving as music director of the closing ceremony.

Remi Takenouchi, Costume

Became an independent freelance stylist in London in 2007 and returned to Japan in 2012. With an edgy worldview that conveys a sense of story, handles styling direction and costume design and production for fashion and art. Active in a wide range of genres, including advertising, music videos, film, television drama, magazines, and stage.

Noboru Tomizawa, Hair and Makeup

Active as a hair and makeup artist since 1992. After gaining experience in New York, returned to Japan and has worked in fields including fashion, advertising, commercials, film, and stage. In charge of hair and makeup direction for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games and Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, and overall hair and makeup director for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

亀山淳史郎, Writer and Director

A Japanese creator from Tokyo. Representative Director and Co-CEO of SIGNING and head of SIGNAL. Creates experiential creative performing arts based on future insight and research into social issues. Recent major works include serving as creative director of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai's official ceremony "One World, One Planet." and its closing ceremony, and as creative director of the Agency for Cultural Affairs' "Music Loves Art 2025 and 2026."

Program

Moon (Main Stage)

The main performance by Aoitsuki in the Rose Garden.

Performance time: 11:45 PM–12:15 AM

How to join: Same-day registration at 11:00 PM near the venue, first come, first served, limited to 60 people

Location: Roppongi Hills Rose Garden

Performer: Aoitsuki (Aoi Yamada and Tsuki Takamura)

Startrail (After Stage)

A participatory performance in which visitors build shapes together with Aoitsuki using Plarail tracks.

Performance time: 12:20 AM–12:50 AM (participatory); 12:50 AM–1:10 AM (performance)

How to join: Same-day registration at 12:15 AM near the venue, first come, first served, limited to 150 people. Anyone can watch the performance starting at 12:50 AM.

Location: Roppongi Hills 66 Plaza Maman

Performer: Aoitsuki (Aoi Yamada and Tsuki Takamura)

Midnight in Clouds (Pre Stage)

A participatory performance by ATSUSHI beneath Maman at 66 Plaza.

Performance time: 2:30 AM–3:00 AM (participatory); 3:00 AM–3:20 AM (performance)

How to join: Same-day registration at 2:30 AM near the venue, first come, first served, limited to 30 people. Anyone can watch the performance starting at 3:00 AM.

Location: Roppongi Hills 66 Plaza Maman

Performer: ATSUSHI

Sun (Main Stage)

The main performance by ATSUSHI in the Rose Garden.

Performance time: 5:30 AM–6:15 AM

How to join: Same-day registration at 5:00 AM near the venue, first come, first served, limited to 60 people

Location: Roppongi Hills Rose Garden

Performer: ATSUSHI

Installation "Night Wrapping"

A special one-night-only stage designed by architect 國清尚之 will appear in the Rose Garden, the main stage.

During the hours when no performances are taking place, visitors can enjoy "Night Wrapping," a sound installation in which they watch the sky change moment by moment from night to morning, accompanied by music by Nao'ymt.

The installation opens at 5:00 PM on Saturday, October 31 and closes at 6:30 AM on Sunday, November 1. Except during performance times, visitors are free to enter.

Details

Title: Window of Tomorrow

Dates: Saturday, October 31 (evening) to Sunday, November 1 (morning), 2026

Venue: Roppongi Hills Rose Garden (Main Stage), 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032

Admission: Free

How to watch: Some programs are first come, first served with limited capacity. Others are open for free viewing. Please check the official website for details.

Access: Directly connected to Exit 1C of Roppongi Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line; about a 4-minute walk from Exit 3 of Roppongi Station on the Toei Oedo Line

Official website: https://www.windowoftomorrow.com/

Presented as part of: Roppongi Art Night 2026 (https://roppongiartnight.com/2026/)

Details and times may change due to weather or other circumstances. Please check the official website for the latest information.

Credits

Performers: Aoitsuki (Aoi Yamada and Tsuki Takamura), ATSUSHI

Architecture: 國清尚之

Music: Nao'ymt

Costume: Remi Takenouchi

Hair and makeup: Noboru Tomizawa

Written and directed by: 亀山淳史郎

Planning and production: SIGNING

Graphic design: Hi! Design

Cooperation: Plarail (released by Takara Tomy Co., Ltd.)

Special cooperation: ハリウッド株式会社 Hollywood Beauty Group Co.