Wakimachi Theater
脇町劇場
A rare 1934 wooden playhouse in Tokushima featuring a revolving stage and classic architecture from the early Showa era.
What it is
- A two-story wooden playhouse originally opened in 1934.
- One of only three surviving theater buildings of its kind in Shikoku.
- A designated tangible cultural property that served as a movie filming location.
- A historic venue for traditional performances and local entertainment.
What to see
- The traditional revolving stage used for quick scene changes.
- A flower path walkway extending through the audience seating area.
- The original two-story wooden architecture and interior structure.
- Historical design elements preserved from the early twentieth century.
When to go
- Open daily from 9:00 to 16:30 for visitors.
- Closed every Tuesday and during the New Year holiday period.
Getting there
- Located a ten-minute drive from Anabuki Station.
- Parking is available at the nearby Michi-no-Eki Ai-land Udatsu.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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