Abstract
This paper investigates the scenery floor composition on the main stage in opera performances, based on the research in the opera house, New National Theatre Tokyo, whose stage is fully equipped with technical systems of the highest quality, and where opera performances of its own are presented. By looking at features of the scenery floor composition, the usage of the stage machinery and stage equipments are clarified as they are main elements in composing a variety of scenery floors.
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