Short Trip to Traditional Japan
A Showcase of Traditional Performing Arts in Haneda!
At Haneda Airport where people of various nationalities come and go, you can enjoy a day full of Japanese traditional performing arts.
On the Edo Butai stage, see and listen to exciting performances of Tsugaru-jamisen, Japanese traditional dance, “Kiyari” (steeplejacks’ and firemen’s traditional work songs), “Rokyoku” (recitation of stories on shamisen), etc.
In Hiro Koji alley and Edo Koji alley, Shinnai ballad singing by strolling musicians and lion dances, will be performed.
Also, the tea ceremony will be performed in a way that allows you to enjoy it informally.
Please enjoy the “Short Trip” to the world of Japanese traditional performing arts.
10.10.2012 Wed.
Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal
Admission Free
Please enjoy the sound of this new music delivered through a combination of traditional Japanese and modern Western instruments.
- Venue
- Edo Butai (4th floor)
- Schedule
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(1) 11:35- (2) 13:35- (3) 15:05-
* Around 15 minute-performance respectively. - Performers
- hanamas (Chie Hanawa:Tsugaru-jamisen, Natsumi Okimasu:Violin)
Please enjoy the traditional performing arts of Edo, or old Tokyo, and Japan.
- Venue
- Edo Butai (4th floor)
- Schedule
- (1) 12:00-12:55 (2) 14:00-14:55
- Performers
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Takeharu Kunimoto : Rokyoku
Nihon Hikeshi Hozonkai : Steeplejacks' / firemen’s traditional work songs & Matoi-waving
‘Shimbashi Geini’ Kokimi, Koiku, Hidechiyo (Tokyo Shimbashi Kumiai): Japanese classical dance
Oyama Ryusho troupe : Tsugaru-jamisen ensemble
hanamas
Oyama Ryusho troupe
Takeharu Kunimoto
Nihon Hikeshi Hozonkai
Shimbashi Geini (Tokyo Shimbashi Kumiai)
In the shopping and restaurant zone in the atmosphere of Edo, Shinnai ballad singing by strolling musicians and lion dancing will be performed.
Please enjoy your experience of these traditional performing arts.
- Venue
- Hiro Koji, Edo Koji (4th floor)
- Schedule
-
(1) 11:00- (2)13:00- (3)15:05-
* Around 15 minute-performance respectively. - Performers
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Enji-Dayu Fujimatsu, Ensumi Fujimatsu : Shinnai ballad singing
Edo-Daikagura Maruichi Senoh troupe : Lion dancing
Edo-Daikagura Maruichi Senoh troupe
Enji-Dayu Fujimatsu, Ensumi Fujimatsu
Please enjoy an authentic tea ceremony with “omaccha” tea. Your questions are welcome. This is a chance for you to learn about the world of Japanese traditional tea.
* The number is limited to twenty people.
Those wishing to participate in the tea ceremony will be given a ticket 30 minutes prior to the ceremony (free).
- Venue
- Sitting area (by Hiro Koji on 4th floor)
- Schedule
- (1)11:00-11:30 (2)13:00-13:30
At the PR booth, artisans will demonstrate how to make Japanese instruments such as "koto" or "shamisen".
- Venue
- PR booth (Hiro Koji on 4th floor)
- Schedule
- (1)11:00-12:00 (2)13:00-14:00 (3)15:00-16:00
- Demonstrators
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Koto: Yoshihisa Mitamura (Mitamura Gakkiten)
Shamisen: Masanari Mukouyama (Mukouyama Gakkiten)
We will welcome visitors who have just arrived with performances on the koto and tsugaru-jamisen.
Please take the opportunity to meet and talk with the young performers of Japanese traditional music.
- Venue
- Arrival floor (2nd floor)
- Schedule
- 11:00-16:00 (Performed periodically)
- Performers
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Koto: Akiko Usami, Tomoko Okado, Megumi Kuramochi, Masako Sato
Tsugaru-jamisen: Yoshikazu Oyama, Yoshimune Oyama
Akiko Usami Tomoko Okado Megumi Kuramochi
Masako Sato Yoshikazu Oyama Yoshimune Oyama
* There may be changes in performers and programs for convenience sake without notice.
Planning Office for Arts Council Tokyo
TEL: 03-6240-2293 (9:30-18:00 on weekdays)
Email: info@artscouncil-tokyo.jp
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2.6.2013（Wed.）
Performance Night of Japanese Traditional Arts organized by Arts Council Tokyo
Venue: Concert Hall, Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre
The night to feast your eyes and ears on the gorgeous world of Japanese traditional performing arts presented by the first-class artists.
* Details will be announced on our HP.
Organizer: Planning Office for Arts Council Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture
Co-operation: Tokyo Culture Creation Project Office, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture
