- Tokyo -National Theatre
has played a role as the home of traditional Japanese performing arts since its opening in 1966. In addition to Kabuki and Bunraku, it stages a wide array of traditional performing arts throughout the year.
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What’s On
- Kabuki
- National Theatre
- March 3 - March 27
- Kabuki Performance
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- Bunraku
- National Theatre
- May 11 - May 30
- Bunraku Performance
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- Engei
- Engei Hall
- April 1 - April 10
- Regular program of Engei performance
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- Engei
- Engei Hall
- April 11 - April 20
- Regular program of Engei performance
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- Noh/Kyogen
- Noh Theatre
- April 21
- National Noh Theatre Showcase
Kyogen: KAGYU (The Snail)
Noh: AOI NO UE (Lady Aoi) - Learn More
- Noh/Kyogen
- Noh Theatre
- May 27
- Noh Performance for Beginners
[Discover NOH & KYOGEN]
Commentary(English)/ Kyogen: FUTARI-BAKAMA(Two-in-One Hakama)/ Noh: KANTAN (The Pillow of Kantan) - Learn More
- Bunraku
- Bunraku Theatre
- April 8 - 30
- April Bunraku performance
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Latest News
- March 18, 2023National TheatreEnjoy Cherry Blossoms at the National Theatre!
- March 14, 2023National TheatreNational Theatre Spring Open House/ Booking Opens on March 18!
- March 7, 2023National Theatre[Kabuki in March] Special Offer for International Audiences (Welcome! Kabuki Ticket)
- March 7, 2023National TheatreThe National Theatre offers English audio guide service
- Jan. 24, 2023Noh Theatre“Discover NOH & KYOGEN” on May 27th, 2023
- Jan. 20, 2023National Theatre[Bunraku in February] Special Offer for International Audiences (Welcome! Bunraku Ticket)
- Nov. 2, 2022Exhibition【Exhibition】Ukiyo-e of the Kamigata Area, from the Collection of National Theatre
Explore Traditional Japanese Performing Arts!
Whether you are new to traditional performing arts or already familiar with them, why not visit the links below to find out some more?
