Experience the World of Comedy with Popular Comedians like Joyman and Okazu Club! "Docomo Future Field" Special Program Expands Children's Understanding of Comedy Through Backstage Tours, Manzai Experiences, and Rap Skits - Held Both In-Person and Online

Docomo is holding the "Docomo Future Field" children's comedy experience event, both in-person and online.

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NTT Docomo (hereinafter referred to as Docomo) held a special event in full cooperation with "Yoshimoto Makuhari Ion Mall Theater" as part of its "Docomo Future Field" project, which aims to create opportunities for children to experience various professional worlds and discover important learning and dreams. The event was held on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at Yoshimoto Makuhari Ion Mall Theater.

"Docomo Future Field" is one of the three stages, alongside "Docomo Future Museum" and "Docomo Future Lab," within the "Docomo Future Project," which supports children by creating exciting experiences for them as they step into the future. To date, with the cooperation of numerous partners such as the National Museum of Nature and Science, the NHK Symphony Orchestra, the soccer team RB Omiya Ardija, and the Ohashi Boxing Gym, where Naoya Inoue belongs, we have provided opportunities to experience the "professional worlds" of various genres.

On the day of the event, 30 pairs of children from grades 1 to 6 and their guardians (total of 60 people), selected by lottery from a large number of applicants, participated. Special guests included Yoshimoto comedians Hiking Walking, Regular, Joyman, Okazu Club, and Hiroyuki Mc-Ⅱ. A special program was implemented to allow participants to feel the professional environment firsthand, including backstage tours where they normally cannot enter, and manzai (stand-up comedy) experiences on stage with the comedians. This time also marked the first online program for "Docomo Future Field." A total of 96 children from grades 1 to 9 and their guardians participated in the program, which was held twice, from all over the country. This initiative, which delivers experiences to many children beyond geographical constraints, featured "Can Joyman Rap!? ~in Yoshimoto Makuhari Ion Mall Theater~." Through the implementation of both in-person and online programs, it was a precious moment for many children to touch the "professional world of comedy."


In-Person Program

Backstage Tour Guided by Hiroyuki Mc-Ⅱ

Children gathered at Yoshimoto Makuhari Ion Mall Theater, their hearts filled with anticipation of meeting their admired comedians. After the orientation, the backstage tour guided by Hiroyuki Mc-Ⅱ began.

The children were excited to see the unique props used in skits, the piles of snacks prepared for comedians waiting for their turn, and even manga and a kotatsu.

FAQ

What is the "Docomo Future Field" project?

"Docomo Future Field" is one of the three main initiatives within the "Docomo Future Project." Its goal is to create exciting experiences for children, allowing them to explore various professional worlds and discover their passions and dreams.

Who participated in the special comedy event?

The in-person event was attended by 30 pairs of elementary school students (grades 1-6) and their guardians, selected by lottery. The online program had 96 participants, including children from elementary to junior high school (grades 1-9) and their guardians, from across Japan.

Which comedians were involved in the event?

Popular Yoshimoto comedians such as Hiking Walking, Regular, Joyman, Okazu Club, and Hiroyuki Mc-Ⅱ participated in the event.

What kind of activities were offered?

Participants experienced backstage tours of the theater, participated in manzai (stand-up comedy) performances on stage with the comedians, and engaged in a rap skit event called "Can Joyman Rap!?"

Was the event held only in person?

No, this event was held both in-person at the Yoshimoto Makuhari Ion Mall Theater and online, making it accessible to children nationwide.