The play 'Life of Human Body' prepared by Pokhara's Rainbow Theater has been staged in Japan for the first time. The play was staged on Sunday and Monday by Subterranean Theater in Itabashi, Tokyo, Japan.

Written and directed by Kedar Paudel, the play has Kiran Chapagain as a solo act. Director Poudel said that the play was staged twice on Sunday and once on Monday at the underground theater in Itabasi. According to him, the play has expressed the journey of human life from embryonic stage to death and then towards rebirth through body language. In the

drama without dialogue, various situations of human life are reflected through the body. In the play, director Poudel presented background sound to the music of sarangi. "This play is a deep philosophical and experimental exploration of the human life cycle, the journey from conception to death and rebirth is covered artistically," he said, "while watching the play, one experiences the various stages of life - birth, childhood, youth, old age and death." The

play aims to connect with the fundamental rhythm of creation to embrace the countless waves of life and guide people in the search for peace within the continuity of existence. He said, 'This is not just a play, it is a meditation, a message, and a spiritual journey.' In the interaction held after the

play performance, the Japanese audience responded that they were deeply affected by body language and sound. They said they wanted to see the version with Nepali dialogue.