Kaho Gekijō
嘉穂劇場
A historic 1931 wooden kabuki theater in Iizuka featuring a manual revolving stage and traditional Edo-style architecture.
What it is
- A traditional Edo-style kabuki theater founded in 1931 after its predecessor was destroyed.
- A registered tangible cultural property and designated Heritage of Industrial Modernization.
- A two-story wooden structure that underwent major restoration in 2004 following flood damage.
- Ownership transferred to Iizuka City in 2021 for preservation and seismic retrofitting.
What to see
- Traditional wooden architecture designed in the classic Edo-style kabuki theater layout.
- A rare manual revolving stage used for changing scenes during performances.
- The interior structure which was restored with support from famous Japanese entertainers.
Getting there
- The theater is a 15-minute walk from JR Iizuka Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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