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    Noh

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    Kyogen

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    kabuki

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    kabuki

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    Bunraku

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    Local performing arts

Experience “a stage where the soul of Japan lives” in Kyoto, Tokyo, Noto, and Osaka

In Japan, performing arts have been passed down for more than a thousand years.

Noh and Kyogen (Kyoto's Kongo Noh Theater/Tokyo's National Noh Theater) exude a mysterious beauty, Kabuki (Tokyo's Kabukiza/Osaka's Shochikuza) captivates with gorgeous costumes and performances, Bunraku (Osaka's National Bunraku Theater) develops a unique storytelling style, and the local performing arts of Noto, Wajima, and Tohoku with their powerful folk songs and drums.

Traditional performing arts are not just entertainment, but a "living cultural heritage" filled with the spirit, history, and aesthetic sense of the Japanese people.

In addition to watching performances,

• Behind the scenes tour
• Dance and drum experience workshop
• Explanation of costumes and masks
• After-talk session by speakers

Experiences that allow you to gain a deeper understanding are also popular.

Emotions in silence, beautiful gestures, and blank space for sound. Traditional performing arts provide a highlight of your trip, allowing you to experience the core of Japanese culture.