Stage Events | C.2.B project
DANCE COVER.(17)
Fri. 11/20 14:40–15:20
Introduction of the Performance
We’re the multidisciplinary creative group “C.2.B project”! In this performance, each member will express their love for their characters through cosplay dancing! We hope you enjoy our performance, which is packed with our unique personalities!
Date & time
Fri. 11/20 14:40–15:20
- Fri. 11/20
- 14:40-15:20
- Sat. 11/21
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- Sun. 11/22
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- Mon. 11/23
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Main Campus South Block
Camphor StageAbout the organizer
C.2.B project
This club is a (Niconico-style) general creative club based at Kyoto University. It was founded in April 2008 and will celebrate its 18th anniversary in the 2026 academic year.
As an intercollegiate club, its members include not only Kyoto University students but also students from Doshisha University, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kyoto Women’s University, Kyoto Prefectural University, Ritsumeikan University, and other institutions.
Although we are billed as a “Niconico-style general creative club,” our activities include “videos, music (cover songs, original compositions, Vocaloid, etc.), illustrations, dance covers, cosplay, game commentary, novels, MMD live performances, and VTuber production.” We highly recommend this club to anyone who enjoys creative work and subculture.
Furthermore, our club has both a “creative community” aspect and a “fandom community” aspect.
As a creative community, we improve our skills through interaction, create works, and present them at NF events.
As a social community, we interact with people who share similar interests via Discord and in-person meetings.
Through these activities, we strive to foster cross-disciplinary exchange, plan projects, and produce and present creative works.
Notes
- Recording prohibited
- Photography allowed
- Video recording prohibited
- No posting of photos/videos on SNS
- We will be filming with the group's camera. Please be careful not to block the camera.
- Please be careful not to step onto the stage.
- Please avoid disruptive behavior toward the performers and audience.