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  • Izushi Eirakukan
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    Hyougo Pref. Toyokashi Izushichouyanagi 17-2
    This theater is on Prefectural Route 2 in Yanagi, Izushi-cho, Toyooka City. It opened in 1901, staging traditional kabuki, new-school shinpa-geki, and other performing arts until closing its doors in 1964. They reopened in 2008 after major renovations. Today it's the oldest playhouse in the Kinki district, holding performances of kabuki, rakugo, and other plays. It has been designated a Prefectural Important Tangible Cultural Property and welcomes tours of the facility on days when there aren't performances.

    出石のフリータイム100分の間に訪問しました。兵庫県指定重要文化財で、近畿最古の芝居小屋です。家老屋敷で割引券をもらったので、団体料金の320円。明治34年に開館し、昭和39年に閉館。平成20年に大改修が行われ、再開館しました。明治の香りのする芝居小屋で、奈落なども見られます。

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  • Wadayama Jupiter Hall
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    Hyogo Asago-shi Wadayamacho Tamaki 877-1
    Located approximately five minutes by car from the Bantan Renraku Toll Road's Wadayama Interchange, it is one of three municipal cultural halls in Asago City. Much like Ikuno Mine Hall and Asago Sasayuri Hall, the Wadayama Jupiter Hall is used for various events such as concerts and film screenings. It has a large hall, a small hall that also serves as a rehearsal room, four dressing rooms and a conference room. A free child-rearing support room (temporary child daycare) operates there only during the hall's independent cultural projects. Prior applications are required at least one week before performances.
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  • Ebara Kahan Theater
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    Hyogo Toyooka-shi Hidakacho Hioki 65-10
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