Performers recite a poem in a loud voice for Japanese poetic sentiment and dance in integrity.
Two traditional performing arts that samurai brought forth: Gin-ei and Ken-Shibu.
Gin-ei is a recitational art in which classical Chinese and Japanese (waka) poems are sonorously told, and Ken-Shibu, based on ancient Japanese martial arts, is a traditional dance to Gin-ei with swords and fans. Samurai is a title given to men of high spirituality and discipline fostered in feudal (Bushi) era which continued 700 years. We will introduce you to the fascinating world of Gin-ei and Ken-Shibu, both of which were influenced by samurai culture.
Risho Hayabuchi
Ran Kanda
Toru Fukuhara
and others
[Ticket on Sale from Monday, July 5 2021, 10:00]
All seats reserved
S: 4,000 yen
A: 3,000 yen
B: 2,000 yen
Students(B): 1,500 yen
– Confetti
0120-240-540(10:00-18:00 Weekdays, telephone operation)
https://www.confetti-web.com/gintokenshibu
– igagumi
03-6909-4101 (10:00-17:30 Weekdays)
https://igagumi.co.jp
*Services are available in Japanese only.
– e+ Tickets
https://eplus.jp
*Services are available in Japanese only.
– National Theatre Box Office
*Counter sales only
*Pre-school children are not permitted into performances.
*Those who purchased student tickets, please present student ID at the entrance on the performance day.
*All programs are subject to change without notice.
*The program will be held implementing various COVID-19 measures to ensure maximum safety.
NHK ENTERPRISES,INC
Tel: 03-5478-8533 (10:00-18:00 Weekdays)
koten@nhk-ep.co.jp
