Nissay Theatre
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A historic 1963 performing arts venue in Tokyo known for its unique organic architecture and diverse theatrical productions.
What it is
- A performing arts venue opened in 1963 inside the Nissay Hibiya Building.
- Designed by architect Togo Murano and operated by the Nissay Culture Foundation.
- Recognized as a significant modern movement building by DOCOMOMO Japan.
- A venue hosting opera, kabuki, and musical theater with 1,334 seats.
What to see
- A ceiling decorated with 20,000 windowpane oyster shells.
- The overall structure consisting of eight floors above ground and five below.
- Award-winning architecture that received the Architectural Institute of Japan Prize.
Getting there
- Located a one-minute walk from Hibiya Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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