Kamakura Nohbutai

Kamakura Nohbutai

In 1970, the Kamakura Noh Theater was established in order to promote and spread the Japanese traditional cultural art known as the “Noh Theater” (UNESCO World Intangible Cultural Heritage). Although the main stage is a little small, the Noh performance can be seen from the back seats as well from the bridge. In addition to organizing the regular performance of “Noh wo Shiru Kai”, the stage is used as a Noh Museum where the stage, Noh mask, and Noh costumes are on display for the public. People can also use the theater for their own exhibitions.

Kamakura
Kamakura Nohbutai
ADDRESS 3 Chome-5-13 HaseKamakura-shi, Kanagawa-ken
TEL 0467-22-5557
BUSINESS HOURS

10:00~16:00

REGULAR HOLIDAY

Irregular Holidays

FEE

【Individual】
Adult: ¥500
High school student: ¥300
Elementary and middle school students: ¥300
Preschool children: ¥ Free
【Groups> 20 people】
Adult: ¥ 300

HP http://www.nohbutai.com/

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