Musical “Sister Act” in Japan Ticket Information

• March 25, 2026 at 9:00 am
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• May 31, 2026 at 6:00 pm
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Overview

The joyous and high-spirited musical Sister Act, based on the smash-hit 1992 film starring Whoopi Goldberg, comes to Japan for a highly anticipated tour. The show tells the hilarious and heartwarming story of disco diva Deloris Van Cartier, who is placed in protective custody in the one place no one would ever look for her: a convent. Disguised as “Sister Mary Clarence,” Deloris uses her unique musical talents to breathe new life into the struggling convent choir, ultimately finding a true sense of sisterhood along the way.

This powerful Japanese production features an infectious score by the Oscar and Grammy-winning composer Alan Menken. It boasts a new, dynamic cast, including acclaimed Japanese stars Kumiko Mori and Sakina Ayakaze, who alternate in the lead role of Deloris. The tour will grace prestigious venues across the country, starting at the Meijiza in Tokyo, promising audiences a dazzling, feel-good theatrical experience.

Why Attend

• Experience the lively and powerful musical adaptation of the beloved Hollywood film.
• Enjoy the Grammy and Oscar-winning music by the legendary composer Alan Menken.
• See the acclaimed Japanese stars Kumiko Mori and Sakina Ayakaze alternating in the starring role.
• Be uplifted by a heartwarming story that celebrates the universal power of friendship and music.

Schedule & Ticket Information

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Disclaimer

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Faqs

Q: Is the Sister Act musical performed in English or Japanese?

A: The production of the musical Sister Act in Japan is performed by a Japanese cast in the Japanese language. The performance does not typically include English subtitles.

Q: Who are Kumiko Mori and Sakina Ayakaze, and how are they involved in the show?

A: Kumiko Mori and Sakina Ayakaze are prominent Japanese performers in the musical theatre scene. They are cast as “W Casts,” meaning they alternate in the leading role of Deloris Van Cartier for different performances.

Q: What does “Chartered Performance” mean on the schedule?

A: A chartered performance, or Kashikiri Kōen in Japanese, means that the entire block of tickets for that specific show has been pre-purchased or reserved by a company or organization. Tickets for these dates are generally not available to the public.

Q: Is there a minimum age requirement to attend the Sister Act musical?

A: While specific theatre rules vary, generally, children aged three years and older must purchase a ticket to attend. Children under the age of three are usually not permitted inside the theatre.

Q: Which cities will the Sister Act tour visit in Japan after the Tokyo run?

A: Following the run at the Meijiza in Tokyo, the tour is scheduled to visit other major venues across Japan, including the Ueda City Cultural Arts Center Large Hall in Nagano, the Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater Large Hall in Aichi, and the Umeda Arts Theater Main Hall in Osaka.

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