Meijiza Theater
明治座
A historic Tokyo theater founded in 1873 hosting diverse performances from traditional dramas to modern musicals in a modern facility.
What it is
- A major performing arts venue originally founded as Kishoza in 1873
- The theater adopted its current name in 1893 and occupies the Hamacho Center Building
- The venue hosts historical dramas, musicals, and contemporary plays
- It features on-site restaurants, tea corners, and its own bento box production
What to see
- A stage equipped with a permanent aerial stunt apparatus for dynamic performances
- Various paintings displayed throughout the lobby areas for visitors to view
- Rental opera glasses available at the entrance desk for a closer look at the stage
Getting there
- Hamacho Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line is the closest station to the theater
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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