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the Akikawa Kabuki Conservation Society Akiruno-za
The Japanese traditional performing art "Kabuki" was the most popular entertainment in the Edo period. Some ordinary people started acting themselves, not only watching Kabuki drama. Plays established in this way by ordinary people of the time will be performed in the event, along with various types of storytelling that enjoyed popularity in the Edo and Meiji periods.
Schedule
Saturday, October 9, 2010, Starting at 14:00 (Opening at 13:30)
Admission fees
Reserved seats only: 3,000 yen for adults, 2,100 yen for students
* Discounts available for people with disabilities
* For those who wish to reserve a wheelchair space, please contact the National Theatre Ticket Centre.
Ticket sales
- National Theatre Ticket Centre:
0570 07 9900, http://ticket.ntj.jac.go.jp,
03 3230 3000 (from PHS and IP phone) - E-ticket PIA: 0570 02 9999
- e+: http://eplus.jp/
* For those who wish to reserve a wheelchair space, please contact the National Theatre Ticket Centre.
Cast
[Kuruma Ningyo] Hachioji Kuruma Ningyo Koryu Nishikawa Troupe
[Local plays] the Akikawa Kabuki Conservation Society Akiruno-za
[Edo Shadowgraph] Minwa-za, SHINNAI Nakasaburo, RYUTEI Saryu, and others
[Silent film narration] SAWATO Midori, and others
Details (program, etc.)
[Kuruma Ningyo] Buddhist sutra "Oguri Hangan Ichidai-ki: Takakura no Yakata Hangan Yatori no Dan"
[Local play] Gidayu melody "Ehon Taikoki: Honnoji no Ba"
[Edo Shadowgraph] Shinnai melody "Kuzu no Ha," comic storytelling "Daruma Yo-banashi"
[Silent film narration] "The Adventurer," "Banba no Chutaro Mabuta no Haha"
Venue
National Theatre (Small Theatre)
Address : 4-1, Hayabusa-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8656
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