The Otoasobi Project formed in 2005. It is a large group of artists that includes people with intellectual disabilities. They have been active in a variety of activities, including workshops and concerts, based on free improvisation that transcends performance styles and genres of expression. Seventeen years later, they continue to hold twice-monthly workshops in their hometown of Kobe, and their expression is still developing. They have had many tours in Kansai, Hokkaido, Tokyo, Mito, Shimane, Yamaguchi, Miyazaki, etc. Their UK tour in 2013 was broadcast as a documentary program on NHK. They released a studio recorded album "OTO" produced by Otomo Yoshihide in November 2021. Their unscheduled musicality keeps the viewer riveted.

　Twitter：@otoasobi_no_kai
　band camp：@音遊びの会｜The Otoasobi Project
　YouTube： The Otoasobi Project
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SO-MA was born in 1996 in Hyogo Prefecture.
He has a disability himself and has been teaching dance at facilities for the disabled and nursing homes in his hometown so that children with similar physical and intellectual disabilities can experience the joy of dance.
Winner of the Art Funk Breakin 2on2 division for two consecutive years.

Mikuri was born in 1991 in Osaka, Japan and has been dancing for 21 years.
She won the 2021 Art Funk Breakin Disability 2on2 championship.
She is working to make people smile through dance.

Hinata was born at Osaka in 2005.
She has loved to be physically active and good at sports since she was a little girl. She started learning to dance in her 2nd year of high school. She is 17 years old and loves to dance.

FIPSTA is a dance studio located in Chuo-ku, Osaka, and is a "studio where you can take your first steps. The studio has instructors certified as child development specialists and dance rehabilitation instructors, and offers rhythmic dance lessons supervised by the World Rhythmic Dance Association.
The studio is filled with dancers sparkling smiles every day.

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Pee has been on SCHOOL OF LOCK! as “Vice-principal Pee” since October 2021.
With her signature purple “mushroom” bowl cut, Pee is famous for donning loud outfits, usually in pink or purple. She played volleyball from elementary school and was selected to represent the Yamagata regional team during her middle school years. It was in the car rides after those volleyball practices that Pee started listening to SCHOOL OF LOCK!. In 2015, after graduating from university with a major in Physical Education, Pee relocated to Tokyo and found work at apparel store, W♡C, located in Harajuku’s famous Takeshita Street. There, Pee became a charismatic figure among teenagers and was often referred to as the “mother of Harajuku.” After becoming an artiste, Pee worked actively on various television programs including “#Jyudai”, a program covering the challenges teenagers face, where she served as the main MC. In 2016, Pee came out as being gay.

　Twitter：@peex007
　Instagram：@peey
　YouTube：Pee

Yumi entered the entertainment industry at the age of 11 and has been active in a wide range of TV, radio, and movies based in Osaka.
She made her full debut in 2004 as a newnew member of Kansai Television's "Riemura". She also took many acting lessons and appeared in many dramas, movies, and stage performances, and was selected as a main cast member in MBS's "Kazoku Zenzai".
In 2019, she announced her marriage in an FM Osaka program, and gave birth to her first child in 2021.

She is currently the main DJ for FM Osaka's "Aka-maru" and appears regularly on TV.
On her own YouTube channel, "Yumi Akamatsu's Meeting room" she talks about the realities of childbirth and child-rearing, and her talk from a listener-friendly perspective has gained support.

　Twitter：@akamatsuyuumi
　Instagram：@akamatsuyuumi
　YouTube："Yumi Akamatsu's Meeting room"