Kabuki-za
歌舞伎座
A historic kabuki theater in Ginza offering world-class traditional performances in a modern facility with classic Momoyama-style architecture.
What it is
- A dedicated kabuki theater first opened in 1889 and managed by Shochiku Group.
- The current fifth iteration of the building was completed in 2013.
- The facility includes a 29-story tower and a main auditorium seating 1,964 people.
- The official crest of the theater is the Phoenix Circle.
What to see
- Traditional Momoyama-style exterior designed by renowned architect Kengo Kuma.
- A large revolving stage platform and a traditional flower path walkway.
- Kobikicho Square, an underground plaza located beneath the theater building.
- Single-act performances available for visitors with limited time or budget.
When to go
- Performances typically run for 25 days throughout each month.
Getting there
- The theater connects directly to Higashi-Ginza Station via the underground Kobikicho Square.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kabuki-za Open in Google Maps
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