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On 23rd and 24th March 2018, the Embassy of Japan and Theatre Village, in cooperation with Kunja Theater, organized the Japanese solo-theatre “Master Shoko and Margarita” by Shoko Ito in Kathmandu.

The first performance took place at the Nepal Tourism Board Auditorium on Friday, 23rd March, and the second performance was on Saturday, 24th March at the Kunja Theater, New Baneshwor. On the first day, government officers, members of diplomatic missions, journalists and artists were invited, whereas on the second day most of the audiences were young theatre artists and literary persons. Members of the audiences commented that they enjoyed the play as well as the Japanese dance and would like to thank the Embassy of Japan who made such a wonderful opportunity possible, introducing the solo-drama play to Nepali people.