Developer introduces TheaterLive4u app

Manabu Fukui, president of application developer Nextage based in Osaka, western Japan, explains on April 2, 2015, about the TheaterLive4u app, which can show plays performed by Japanese theater companies on smartphones, tablets and computers. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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