Genki Okawa

Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger vs. Kiramager vs. Senpaiger is a Japanese superhero crossover film between Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger Mashin Sentai Kiramager, and serves as the 28th installment of the Super Sentai's VS series of films.

The Mashin Sentai Kiramager and the Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger team-up as they end up in a variety of movie worlds produced by Yodonna and filmmaking Jamenshi and Minosaur! Once this movie is complete and released in the world, the Earth will become the same environment as Yodonheim! Can the Kiramagers and Ryusoulgers stop this plan?!

For Tamagawa, volunteering at a cat café is the only relief from his stressful job. The manager tells him to, "relax and learn to be spoiled," but he doesn't know what that means until a new customer, Rai Shindo, comes to the café and tells Tamagawa he wants to keep him as a cat! Enter their strange, but fateful relationship. A pure-hearted and soothing romantic comedy.

In Mashin Sentai Kiramager: Episode ZERO, a princess from the land of jewelry and Kirama Stones comes to Earth in search of people with a "shining spirit" called Kiramental, a source of outstanding charm and talent to transform them into heroes, the Kiramagers to fight the evil Yodon Army.

The annual Dream Live festival has finally reached its 5th edition. This time, a total of 34 members from all eight schools in the series’ history have gathered for this grand event!

Hibiki is a genius dancer and leader. Sardine is a patissier and the son of a priest. Kotocchi is a Japanese harp fortune teller. One day at the unusual cafe where these three work at, Gaku joins them to realize his dream which is to become a patissier who can make others happy.

The third musical adaptation of Persona 3, performed June 5th-13th 2015 at Theatre G-Rosso in Tokyo.

A special for Mashin Sentai Kiramager. It features unreleased cuts from episodes 1 and 2. Kiramai Silver makes a brief cameo at the end of the special.

The first musical adaptation of Persona 3, performed January 8th-12th 2014 at Theatre G-Rosso in Tokyo.

The 4th-generation Seigaku regulars make their debut! In their opening match of the National Tournament, the newly revitalized Seigaku—led by Captain Tezuka—faces the enigmatic Higa Junior High, which recently defeated Rokkaku Junior High.

Based on a delinquent battle-themed video game series - a high school senior named Takashi the toughest fighter at Rashin High School. When he travels to Tokyo during a class field trip, he’s almost immediately attacked by a local thug. Takashi dispatches his opponent with ease, but he soon discovers gang leaders from all over Japan have gathered for a massive battle to determine who the toughest badass fighter is. During battle scenes, various recognizable fight moves from the game are incorporated for comic relief.

The second musical adaptation of Persona 3, performed September 14th-23rd 2014 at Theatre 1010 in Tokyo.

Hibiki is a genius dancer and leader. Sardine is a patissier and the son of a priest. Kotocchi is a Japanese harp fortune teller. One day at the unusual cafe where these three work at, Gaku joins them to realize his dream which is to become a patissier who can make others happy.

Mashin Sentai Kiramager: Galza and Carantula Jamental Institute is a special for Mashin Sentai Kiramager. It features unreleased cuts from episodes 7 and 8.

Seigaku suffers narrow defeats in all their doubles matches against the overwhelming strength of the reigning champions, Rikkai. With their backs against the wall, how will Seigaku’s singles team fight back? Inui vs. Yanagi in a data-driven tennis showdown; genius Fuji vs. super rookie Kirihara; and protagonist Echizen vs. the Emperor, Sanada

The fourth musical adaptation of Persona 3, performed April 14th-23rd 2017 at Theatre G-Rosso in Tokyo.

The fifth musical adaptation of Persona 3 with female protagonist.

A massive gathering of 45 cast members from all seven schools in the series’ history—Rokkaku, Rikkai, Fudomine, Rudolf, Yamabuki, and Hyotei!

The first play, which covers the story events from April to June with female protagonist.

The first play, which covers the story events from April to June with male protagonist.

The third musical adaptation of Persona 3 with female protagonist.

The fourth musical adaptation of Persona 3 with female protagonist.

A live show that was performed across Japan in April and May of 2021, acting as a final farewell for the cast. It comprises two parts: a scripted show part, and a talk show with the cast. The Zenkaigers also appear.

The second musical adaptation of Persona 3 with female protagonist.