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We describe the first ever implementation of an emulsion multi-stage shifterin an accelerator neutrino experiment. The system was installed in the neutrinomonitor building in J-PARC as a part of a test experiment T60 and stableoperation was maintained for a total of 126.6 days. By applying timeinformation to emulsion films, various results were obtained. Time resolutionsof 5.3 to 14.7 s were evaluated in an operation spanning 46.9 days (timeresolved numbers of 3.8--1.4$\times10^{5}$). By using timing and spatialinformation, a reconstruction of coincident events that consisted of highmultiplicity events and vertex events, including neutrino events was performed.Emulsion events were matched to events observed by INGRID, one of neardetectors of the T2K experiment, with high reliability (98.5\%) and hybridanalysis was established via use of the multi-stage shifter. The resultsdemonstrate that the multi-stage shifter is feasible for use in neutrinoexperiments.

First demonstration of emulsion multi-stage shifter for accelerator neutrino experiment in J-PARC T60