This project attempts to capitalize on the strong potential of traditional culture, which is thought to be of great appeal to tourists, by focusing on Nihonbashi. As a pioneering endeavor, we will collaborate to create Edo-period cultural tourism experiences in the Kanto region. The program will focus on generating unique experiences with "extraordinary individuals" (such as cultural inheritors) and "extraordinary places" (cultural hotspots like as Nihonbashi and Ginza) serving as the stage.
At the entrance to the venue, Noh masks and costumes will be on display, and visitors will be able to put on a Noh mask of their choice and have their photograph taken.
On the stage, Noh performers will give explanations about Nohgaku, conduct workshops on gestures and chanting, and perform a dance at the ‘beginning’ and ‘end’ of each workshop.
Outside of the workshops, there will also be a backyard tour of the Kanze Noh Theatre and special screenings of spectacular Noh plays.
A course
(14:30) Kanze Noh Theater/GINZA SIX B3F
(15:00-16:30) Nohgaku workshop on stage ➡ Special video viewing / Noh mask experience in the lobby
B course
(17:30) Kanze Noh Theater/GINZA SIX B3F
(18:00-19:30) Nohgaku workshop on stage ➡ Special video viewing / Noh mask experience in the lobby
A course (14:30) Kanze Noh Theater/GINZA SIX B3F (15:00-16:30) Nohgaku workshop on stage ➡ Special video viewing / Noh mask experience in the lobby B course (17:30) Kanze Noh Theater/GINZA SIX B3F (18:00-19:30) Nohgaku workshop on stage ➡ Special video viewing / Noh mask experience in the lobby