Over a specified time period, children learn traditional arts from the top performers in each field, and display the results on stage at the end of the program. Through hands-on experience, the course seeks to deepen understanding of those arts held through the ages to be important in Japan, with a view to passing them on to future generations.
Noh [Utai, Shimai, Kyogen], Nagauta [Shamisen, Nagauta bayashi], Sankyoku [Sokyoku, Shakuhachi], 4 fields of Nihon buyo
Trial lessons / Tours
July 5(Sat),2014 10:30 – 13:00 Geino kadensha
Nihon buyo, Shamisen, Nagauta bayashi
July 5(Sat),2014 14:00 – 16:30 Geino kadensha
Sokyoku/Shakuhachi, Nihon buyo, Utai/Shimai
July 6(Sun),2014 10:30 – 13:00 Geino kadensha
Shamisen, Nagauta bayashi, Utai/Shimai/Kyogen
July 6(Sun),2014 14:00 – 16:30 Geino kadensha
Sokyoku/Shakuhachi, Shamisen, Nihon buyo
* For junior high and high school students will be given priority
Opening Ceremony
Aug.24(Sun),2014 National Noh Theatre
Rehearsals
Noh: Mar.7(Sat),2015 Hosho Nohgakudo
Nagauta: Mar.25(Wed),2015 Asakusa Public Hall
Sankyoku/Nihon buyo: Mar.26(Thu),2015 Asakusa Public Hall
Performances
Noh: Mar.15(Sun),2015 Hosho Nohgakudo
Nagauta/Sankyoku/Nihon buyo: Mar.27(Fri),2015 Asakusa Public Hall
Elementary school, Junior high school, and High school students (6-14 people per class)
Core members of the Nohgaku Performers’ Association, the Japanese Classical Dance Association, Japan Sankyoku Association, and Nagauta Association
10,000 yen (covers 16 lessons and rehearsals and a performance)
* There are additional charges totaling between 10,000 and 20,000 yen to cover teaching materials and such things as instrument and costume purchases and rentals.
* Trial lessons and Tours are free, reservations required.
See the official website for further details.
* Applications are closed.
Traditional Performing Arts for Kids Office in Japan Council of Performers’ Organizations (Geidankyo)
Tel: 03-5909-3060 (weekdays 10:00 – 18:00)