Fooling around in a stripy swimsuit. What could be more fun?
Appearing originally at WMDF as part of the trio “Africlown”, Chappy is back again to repeat his solo role. He goes anywhere in the world to deliver smiles. In 2010, he was part of the opening of the “World Clown Festival in Japan” that featured Patch Adams. In 2011, he received a license from the nonprofit organization “Japanese Hospital Clowns”, and visited hospitals in the Ukraine and Belarus. He also participated in the “World Clown Association” events held in New York in 2011 and in Chicago in 2014. He often appears on TV as well as touring Japan’s many festivals.
All-in-one human skill magnet. World class solo entertainment!
Bonbangoo has been performing since childhood, and has appeared in movies and in films in Japan and overseas. In 2005, he won the gold medal in the junior section of the world juggling championships for his original performances and his expressive power. On graduating from high school, he became an official member of Japan’s long-running “Muscle Musical”. Bonbangoo travelled from Hokkaido to Okinawa with the Muscle Man troupe, and now puts all his experience to good use as he takes his exciting show across the country as a solo performer. He has become a WMDF regular since 005.
Flesh or stone? Try to call the statues in Motomachi Park
From whatever angle you look, what you appear to see is a genuine, and mysterious, statue. Bald Yamada usually plies his performances in Tokyo, mainly in Asakusa and Ueno, but he sometimes also travels around Japan. He has performed at events such as countdown parties at theme parks, the Street Performers World Cup in Shizuoka, and lunch-shows at the Disney Ambassador Hotel. We welcome him back to WMDF: make sure to check out what mysterious new moves are afoot in Motomachi Park.
