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Kabuki-za

Critics' choice
Performing Arts

Japan’s number-one kabuki theatre. The schedule changes monthly, with matinees starting around ...

Enchanted by ‘Sylvia’

Enchanted by ‘Sylvia’

Performing Arts | Feb 25 2010

Christopher Newton choreographs a classic for The Tokyo Ballet

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Hyakudan Hina-matsuri

Hyakudan Hina-matsuri

Performing Arts | Feb 16 2010

Competing beauty: Hina dolls vs Edo Period architecture

Asakusa Engei Hall

Performing Arts

Right by Sensoji Temple, a major tourist attraction, you’ll find the Koen Rokku entertainment ...

Kinokuniya Southern Theatre

Performing Arts

An eight-minute walk from the south exit of Shinjuku Station, this theatre is on the seventh ...

Kanze Nogakudo

Performing Arts

The Kanze association performs a style of traditional Japanese musical drama called Noh. To ...

Kabukiza

Performing Arts

The Kabukiza theatre has long been an iconic symbol of Ginza since it opened in 1889. Fires and ...

Traditional Japanese theatre: overview

Traditional Japanese theatre: overview

Performing Arts | Sep 28 2009

Tokyo's stages bring on the best

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Punchline Comedy Club

Performing Arts

John Moorhead started the Tokyo branch of this pan-Asian comedy club in 2001. Its mission is to ...

Setagaya Public Theatre

Performing Arts

Like the New National Theatre, this venue is a favourite with fans and performers. The main ...

Session House

Performing Arts

Dancer Itoh Naoko established Session House in order to give solo dancers the opportunity to ...

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Azabu Die Pratze

Performing Arts

This cosy space is a locus for cutting-edge dance, performance and butoh, as well as the host ...

Aoyama Round Theatre

Performing Arts

As its name suggests, this is a theatre that can be used in the round - one of very few in ...

Tokyo Takarazuka Gekijo

Performing Arts

Performances are in Japanese only.

Shinbashi Embujo

Performing Arts

Ichikawa Ennosuke’s ‘Super-Kabuki’, a jazzed-up, modernised version of the real thing, is ...

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