Kabukiza Theatre歌舞伎座
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.
Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 4-12-15
0335456800
It depends on the program
Details
Address
Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 4-12-15 [map]
Phone
0335456800
- Hours
- It depends on the program
- Closed
- Irregular holidays
- Fees
- It depends on the program
- Parking Lot
- Available
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
Access
Tokyo Main Areas
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