Shinjuku Suehirotei
新宿末廣亭
A historic wooden theater in Shinjuku offering traditional rakugo storytelling and variety acts in an authentic atmosphere.
What it is
- A traditional rakugo theater founded in 1897 and designated as a regional cultural property.
- The only remaining wooden theater dedicated to rakugo storytelling in Tokyo.
- A venue managed by the Rakugo Association and Rakugo Art Association.
- A cultural space with a total seating capacity for 313 people.
What to see
- Traditional wooden architecture and interior design from the mid-twentieth century.
- Traditional tatami mat seating areas located along the sides of the hall.
- Live performances of rakugo, manzai comedy, and traditional Japanese music.
- Young performers appearing in special late-night shows on Saturday evenings.
When to go
- Performances are scheduled in ten-day cycles throughout every month.
- Saturday nights feature special late-night shows for up-and-coming artists.
Getting there
- The theater is a one-minute walk from Shinjuku-sanchome Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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