A straw shoemaker, an umbrella seller, and a hunter.
These three people encounter a terrifying giant while crossing a mountain pass in the middle of the night.
The giant, who has captured and imprisoned them, threatens to only spare one person,
who tells the most desperate story of why they must return alive.

The hunter tells the story of how the tiger he met in the mountains became his brother;
the straw shoemaker tells the story of how he misunderstood his father, who dedicated his life to making straw shoes; and
the umbrella seller tells the story of how he became a storyteller after meeting goblins who love stories.
As they each tell their stories, begging the giant to spare them,
the giant, far from releasing them, devours all three.
Desperate in the giant’s belly, the three devise a plan to escape...

Will the three be able to escape from the belly of the huge, terrifying giant?

The Asia Culture Center Foundation revitalizes children’s theater by collaborating with domestic performing arts groups,
presenting high-quality performances for children and families.