Tokiwa-za Theater
常盤座 (岐阜県)
A historic 1891 kabuki theater featuring a restored revolving stage and annual amateur performances by a local preservation society.
What it is
- A historic entertainment venue completed in 1891 within the grounds of Tokiwa Shrine.
- A designated Important Cultural Property of Nakatsugawa City used for amateur kabuki.
- A large two-story wooden structure measuring 17.1 meters wide and 26.9 meters deep.
- A former military warehouse from 1945 that was renamed and restored for public performances.
What to see
- A functional revolving stage that was fully restored in 1995.
- The traditional two-story building design featuring a gabled roof entrance.
- Amateur kabuki plays performed by the local Kabuki Preservation Society.
When to go
- Visit in March for regular performances held by the Kabuki Preservation Society.
- Attend the Tokiwa Shrine festival in April to see amateur kabuki plays.
Getting there
- The theater is a 20-minute walk from the Takayama bus stop.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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