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The Kanze Noh Theatre reopened in Ginza on April 20, 2017, with a new look.We hope you’ll come visit us.
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Kanze Noh Theater
 
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Kanze Noh Theatre to open at GINZA SIX
 
The Kanze Noh Theater, the base of operations for the Kanze school of Noh, was built in 1900 when the Kanze-kai was founded. In 1972, it moved from Shin-Ogawamachi (Omagari), Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo to Shoto, Shibuya-ku, and has since dedicated itself to the transmission and development of classical performing arts. In the spring of 2015, it closed its doors after 43 years in Shoto. Saying goodbye to its familiar location in Shoto, Tokyo, the cypress stage from Shoto was relocated to Ginza 6-chome, Tokyo in April 2017, giving birth to a new Noh theater that is both new and rooted in history.
Ticket sales
Most Noh performances are held only once a day. The program, performers, seat types, seating sections, and ticket prices vary from performance to performance. Ticket reservation methods also differ for each performance. In the future, we will also be holding events other than Noh performances. If you find a performance that interests you, please be sure to check the ticket outlets for each performance and make inquiries.
Available for purchase 24 hours a day. Tickets can be issued at convenience stores.
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Venue
When Visiting Kanze Noh Theater:
 
Important Notes
  
To reach the Kanze Noh Theater, please take the elevator or escalator inside GINZA SIX, on the Mihara-dori side next to the Tourist Information Center, down to the 3rd basement level.
Chuo-dori Street is a pedestrian zone on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.Please note that this road is not accessible by car.
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