[Photos/Images] Satoru Gojō & Suguru Getō head to New York! "Jujutsu Kaisen" stage cast joins Japan Parade; "Storm of cheers from New Yorkers," "So cool!" 1st

The official X account for the "Jujutsu Kaisen" stage play has posted photos reporting their participation in the Japan Parade & Street Fair held on Central Park West in Manhattan, NY, on May 9, which has become a hot topic among fans.

The account reported, "Six members from 'Jujutsu Kaisen the Stage -Hidden Inventory / Premature Death-' participated in the Japan Parade." They expressed their gratitude to the fans, writing, "Unfortunately, it was raining, but thank you very much for your support along the route!" The X account of the Consulate-General of Japan in New York also released photos of the parade.

The released images capture the cast members dressed as Satoru Gojō (played by Ryōsuke Miura), Suguru Getō (played by Ray Fujita), and Tōji Fushiguro (played by Yūki Kubota). Gojō is crouching in the center wearing sunglasses, Getō stands quietly in black attire, and Tōji is equipped with the massive Cursed Tool "Split Soul Katana" and the Hidden Inventory Curse. Behind them stand three muscular curse users with paper bags over their heads and "X" marks on their faces, giving off a unique presence.

"Jujutsu Kaisen" is a work based on the popular manga by Gege Akutami, depicting the battle between curses born from negative human emotions and the jujutsu sorcerers who exorcise them. The stage adaptations are affectionately known as "Juju-Sute" among fans. This production, "Jujutsu Kaisen the Stage -Hidden Inventory / Premature Death-," portrays the past of the strongest sorcerers, Gojō and Getō, during their time at the jujutsu college, leading up to their eventual separation.

In response to this post, fans have shared reactions such as, "Seeing them holding plastic umbrellas looked like a recreation of the anime ED," "Great job!", "So cool!", "A storm of cheers from the people of NY!", "The direction was good because of the rain!", and "The three in the back were seriously the best."

(C)Gege Akutami/Shueisha

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