National Bunraku Theatre
国立文楽劇場
A modern performance venue in Osaka dedicated to the traditional UNESCO-recognized art of Japanese puppet theater.
What it is
- A dedicated venue for Bunraku, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage puppet theater.
- Opened in March 1984 on the former site of Kozu Elementary School.
- Operated by the Japan Arts Council to preserve traditional performing arts.
- Designed by renowned architect Kisho Kurokawa as a five-story facility.
What to see
- The main theater hall which features a maximum capacity of 753 seats.
- A smaller hall designed for intimate performances with 159 seats.
- Traditional puppet theater performances featuring skilled puppeteers and musicians.
- Modern architectural elements designed by Kisho Kurokawa throughout the five floors.
Getting there
- Located a one-minute walk from Nipponbashi Station in Osaka.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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