Ishikawa Prefectural Noh Theater
石川県立能楽堂
A dedicated public theater in Kanazawa showcasing traditional Noh and Kyogen performances on a historic, relocated cypress stage.
What it is
- The first independent public Noh theater opened in 1972 to promote traditional arts.
- A facility dedicated to preserving and performing Noh, Kyogen, and Hogaku music.
- The current name was adopted in 1986 after several decades of operation.
- The venue is situated near Kenrokuen Garden and the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art.
What to see
- A traditional stage featuring a cypress bark roof in the Irimoya style.
- A stage design modeled after the National Treasure North Noh Stage.
- The original stage structure which was built in 1932 and later relocated here.
When to go
- Noh and Kyogen performances are held monthly throughout the year except in August.
Getting there
- Take a twenty minute bus ride from Kanazawa Station to reach the facility.
- The theater is accessible from the Dewamachi or Seisonkaku-mae bus stops.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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