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  • Kabukiza Theatre
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    4.5
    1016 Reviews
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    Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 4-12-15
    This theater located in the Ginza area of Tokyo's Chuo City is dedicated solely to kabuki. The current building is the fifth iteration of the Kabuki-za, having undergone reconstruction and remodeling in accordance with destruction by fire, repairs, and changing eras since it opened in 1889. In addition to the many types of seats from the first floor box seats to the third floor seats, on the fourth floor are the popular “hito-maku miseki,” special seats that allow people to see any one act of a kabuki play. The building's Japanese-style exterior with its tiled roof and balustrades makes for a splendid balance with the Kabukiza Tower that stands behind it and the Ginza streetscapes. In the basement is the Kobikicho Plaza with souvenir shops and restaurants.

    To let others know incase you share my characteristics - I am queer/trans, overweight, tattooed, use a walking stick with limited mobility, white british. We needed to pick up our tickets from under...

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  • Shinbashi Enbujo
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    4.0
    106 Reviews
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    Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 6-18-2
    This theater in the Ginza district of Tokyo's Chuo City was built in 1925. Constructed as a place to showcase the arts of Shinbashi geisha, it is now used to stage a variety of programs with a focus on kabuki, shinpa (new drama) and shin-kigeki (a new comedy troupe). The Shinbashi geisha's Azuma Odori, which is held every year for four days in May, is popular as a spring tradition in Tokyo in which guests can catch a glimpse of the culture in Japan's traditional pleasure quarters which are normally off-limits to first-timers. There are bento meals boxes to enjoy the tradition of the Shinbashi pleasure quarters and a complete cafeteria menu inside the theater.

    We were lucky enough to catch a show on 26 May 2019. (Only on for 4 days in Tokyo, I believe.) It consisted of 30 minutes dancing, then an intermission of 30 minutes (during which you could eat...

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  • Meijiza
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    4.0
    123 Reviews
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    Tokyo Chuou-ku Nihombashihamachou 2-31-1
    Located just nearby the A2 exit of Hamacho Station, this is a playhouse that has been well-loved since it was established in 1873. Widely known as a hall for kabuki and shinpa (new drama), it is now host to a variety of performances including kayo concerts, contemporary drama, and musicals. The modern exterior of the Hamacho Center Building accommodates the internal appearance that retains the influence of Japanese-style architecture, and inside are a number of facilities such as a café, lounge, and long-established wagashi (Japanese sweets) shop that visitors can enjoy during the intermission. The Meijiza traditional taste of the Maku-no-uchi bento is the real pleasure of going to this theater.

    I really liked this show, especially its music. The whole show was a nice combination of some kabuki, dance, swordplay and some anime.

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  • Ginza Hakuhinkan Gekijo
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    Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 8-8-11
    A theater that was first opened in 1978 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Hakuhinkan shopping facility. The theater is located on the eighth floor of the 10 story building. The theater hosts a variety of programs including live theater and concerts with a focus on musicals. The close distance between the seats and stages allows attendees to really immerse themselves in the performance. The theater is also dedicated to cultivating young talent and has produced a variety of celebrated individuals such as director Amon Miyamoto, who debuted here in a production of the musical I Got Merman.
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  • Tokyo Cine Center
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    Tokyo Chuo-ku
    A preview room on Ginza Corridor Street. Since its establishment in 1958, it has been used mainly for press previews and movie previews. It can accommodate a maximum of 46 people and offers the same facilities as a standard movie theater. It also has shootings of movies, TV shows, infomation magazines, and more. It's available for private use, so is good for events, surprise parties, meet-ups, etc. Customers can show video on three huge screens using Blu-ray, DVD, DCP, or projected from a PC.
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  • Nihonbashi Public Hall 「Nihonbashi Theater」
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
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    Tokyo Chuo-ku Nihonbashi Kakigaracho 1-chome 31-ban 1-go

    日本橋蛎殻町にある多種多様の集会室を備えた多目的施設で、本格的な日本舞踊の公演も可能な舞台がある貴重な施設として有名です。 1999年の7月にオープンし、今では日本橋劇場の愛称で親しまれており、収容人数は440人だそうです。 外観は石つくりの重厚な建物でした。

  • Kanze Noh theater
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    4.0
    9 Reviews
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    Tokyo Chuo-ku Ginza 6-10-1 GINZASIX Underground 3F

    初めて能を見にこの能楽堂へ行きました。ビルの屋上か地上階にあるもののと思い込んでいたので、地下3階まで降りて行って驚きました。さらに、舞台だけがあるものと思い込んでいたので、舞台の上に屋根が掛けられていたのにも驚きました。見るのは初めてなのでよくわからないのですが、花道より舞台の方が聞き取り易く、音響がいいような気がしました。

  • Mitsukoshi Theater
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    Tokyo Chuo-ku Nihonbashi Muromachi 1-chome 4-1
  • Budist Hall
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    Tokyo Chuou-ku Tsukiji 3-15-1 Tsukiji Honganji Temple in the first evangelism Hall 2F
  • BASE GRANBELL
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    Tokyo Chuo-ku Ginza 7-2-18
  • AQUAstudio Higashi-nihonbashi
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    Tokyo Chuo-ku
  • Ginza Noh theater
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    Tokyo Chuo-ku Ginza 6-chome 5-15
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