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Genre:
  • Japanese Traditional Art ,
  • Kids / Youth
photo by Kota Sugawara

After completing their training with leading performing artists, children will present a public performance. Authentic professional performances by instructors will also be featured

In“Traditional Performing Arts for Kids,”children learn about traditional culture by experiencing the real thing. About 300 children have trained in Japanese cultural arts over several months, and they will present the results of their work in an authentic way on stage where tradition lives and breathes.
With the children’s serious expressions, powerful professional performances and accessible commentary, these public performances have received praise for being informative as well as great fun. We hope to see you there!

Program

Noh
Date and Time: Wednesday, March 20 2024, 13:30-17:30 (Doors open at 13:00)
Venue：Hosho Noh Theatre

Nagauta
Date and Time: Wednesday, March 27 2024, 15:00-18:00 (Doors open at 14:30)
Venue：Asakusa Public Hall

Sankyoku
Date and Time: Thursday, March 28 2024, 12:00-14:15 (Doors open at 11:30)
Venue：Asakusa Public Hall

Nihon Buyo
Date and Time: Thursday, March 28 2024, 17:45-19:00 (Doors open at 17:15)
Venue：Asakusa Public Hall

*Commentary to be provided by host Seiji Kasai.

Public attendance application guidelines: Performances open to all

Same-day tickets will be issued for all performances on a first-come, first-served basis.
If you wish to attend, please inquire at the “Same-day Ticket Reception” at each venue on the day of the performance.
Please note that admission will not be available when capacity is reached. Please understand this in advance.
For more details*In Japanese
（2024.03.14 update）

Please apply using the form here. *In Japanese
*Admission free (reservation required)/Preschool-age children admitted /Entering and leaving the venue during the event is permitted

Application deadline
Sunday, March 10, 2024

*Applying for more than one venue is permitted (Up to 5 people per application per application).
*To be decided by lottery in the case of over-subscription.
*All applicants will be notified of the results by e-mail on or around March 12 (Tue.).
*Please set your devices to allow emails from wageiko@geidankyo.or.jp
*The deadline for reservation applications may be extended if spots are still available.
*Performance times, programs, performers, etc. are subject to change.
*Preschool-age children are admitted. However, exiting may be requested if there is a disturbance.

Contact

Traditional Performing Arts for Kids Office in Japan Council of Performers Rights & Performing Arts Organizations (Geidankyo)
TEL: 03-5909-3060 (weekdays 11:00 – 17:00)
FAX: 03-5909-3061
E-mail：wageiko@geidankyo.or.jp

Period

Noh
Date and Time: Wednesday, March 20 2024, 13:30-17:30 (Doors open at 13:00)
Nagauta
Date and Time: Wednesday, March 27 2024, 15:00-18:00 (Doors open at 14:30)
Sankyoku
Date and Time: Thursday, March 28 2024, 12:00-14:15 (Doors open at 11:30)
Nihon Buyo
Date and Time: Thursday, March 28 2024, 17:45-19:00 (Doors open at 17:15)

Venues

Noh：Hosho Noh Theatre
Nagauta, Sankyoku, Nihon Buyo：Asakusa Public Hall

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Credit

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Government、Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture)、Japan Council of Performers Rights & Performing Arts Organizations (Geidankyo)
Planning and Operation by
Japan Council of Performers Rights & Performing Arts Organizations (Geidankyo)
Production Cooperation by
The Nohgaku Performers' Association, The NIHONBUYO Association, The Japan Sankyoku Association, Nagauta Association
Co-organized by
The Shinjuku Foundation for Creation of Future, Tachikawa Community & Culture Foundation, Foundation for the promotion of Chofu city's cultule and community, Higashimurayama City Board of Education, The Musashino Foundation for Culture and Lifelong Learning
Sponsored by
Japan Arts Council
Supported by
Shinjuku City,Taito City Tachikawa City Board of Education
Cooperated by
Umewaka-kai, Japan Traditional Cultures Foundation, Hosho-kai