The setting is the mystical Misuzu Lake, enveloped in fog and silence, seemingly set apart from the world of man.
As a veil of darkness descends, horses appear left and right and gallop over the surface of the lake.
Eventually, the horses become avatars of flame, fading away before the break of day...

We used the world’s largest water screen system, at a height of 18 m and a width of 40 m, plus drones and more, and took place at Lake Misuzu, in a corner of Utsukushigahara in Nagano Prefecture. The appeal of horses—their grandeur, their elegance, and their dynamism—is depicted in the motifs of water, light, and flame, and the horses are shown galloping with grace and beauty in a solemn natural setting devoid of human presence.

Starting December 19 (Mon.), this film will also be available to view as a water illumination installation, projected on a giant water screen 4 m tall by 7.2 m wide. We hope you look forward to getting a glimpse of these magical horses, as well as to the 61st Arima Kinen. Please be sure to drop by and see it if you’re in the area.

Period：Monday, December 19 to December 25, 2016
Time：17:00〜21:00
Venue：Shinjuku Cine-city Plaza
Address：1-19 Kabukicho, Sinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Admission：Free