Asakusa Engei Hall
浅草演芸ホール
A historic 340-seat theater in Tokyo offering traditional rakugo storytelling, manzai comedy, and magic performances daily.
What it is
- A traditional rakugo theater located in the Asakusa district of Taito, Tokyo
- One of the four primary venues in Tokyo dedicated to Japanese comic storytelling
- Established in 1964 on the former site of the France-za theater
- Managed by Toyo Kogyo and featuring performances by major rakugo associations
What to see
- Live rakugo, manzai comedy, and magic acts performed on stage
- A two-floor auditorium containing 340 seats for spectators
- Rotating programs that change every ten days throughout the month
- A venue where visitors are permitted to consume food and drink during shows
When to go
- Standard daily performances with general admission for 3,500 yen
- Special Yoichikai performances held on the 31st day of the month
Getting there
- Located a one-minute walk from the Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Asakusa Engei Hall Open in Google Maps
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