Kita Noh Theatre

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The theater seats 385 people. Experience Noh performance from up close. (Photo: Japan Travel / JT)

This theater was rebuilt in 1955 as the theater for the Kita-ryu School, a prestigious Noh school that has been active since the Edo period. Before that, the stage was destroyed by the great Kanto earthquake of 1923 and a second time Destroyed in the great air raid on Tokyo in 1945 after it had already been rebuilt once.

Overview

Address

4-6-9 Kamiosaki, Shinagawa City, Tokyo 141-0021 (Directions)

Phone Number

03-3491-8813

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Access

10-minute walk from the West Exit of Meguro Station.

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