YU-project’s mission is to help you express freely and create unstoppable courage through easy and fun Broadway exercises.
We inspire people to fulfill their true potential through our membership community, seminars and lectures.
The “YU” of YU-project stands for
You are Unlimited!
"YU" also represents the meaning of these Japanese words pronounced “YU”.
勇 = Courage 遊 = Playfulness
由 = Freedom 癒 = Healing
Feautured in Forbes JAPAN
Recent Podcast & YouTube interview about YU-project in English.
YU-project's YouTube Interviews with Eva Noblazada and JenaVanElsander who was featured in Forbes Japan articles
YU-Seminar
YU-seminar is a unique “up on your feet” experience where participants will move their body to music, join in interactive games, and inspire joy in communication incorporating theatre, English, and motivational dialogues.
This multi-dimensional approach helps participants open up their body and heart to unlock their untapped potential.
Minami Yusui
founder of YU-Project
Minami Yusui, a native of Kanazawa, Japan, is a Broadway performer who has appeared in numerous theatrical productions in the US and Japan. In 2002, she moved to New York to study theatre. Then in 2007, she moved back to Japan to join the Shiki Theatre Company where she performed in Wicked and Beauty and the Beast. Applying her experience and knowledge from her studies abroad, she translated and Assistant Directed the Japanese premiere of the Tony Award winning musical Spring Awakening in 2009.
Unable to abandon her dream of performing on Broadway, she left Shiki and returned to New York. That dream came true when Minami made her Broadway debut in The King and I starring Ken Watanabe and Kelli O'Hara. After her debut, Minami continued onto the Broadway companies of Miss Saigon in 2017 and My Fair Lady in 2018.
Having experienced “The sky is the limit” herself over and over again, she is thrilled to spread the message of “You are Unlimited” with YU-project.