ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

As a key measure to re-acknowledge and revitalize the history of Dotonbori theater district, a free performance of su joruri, a style of puppetry that is linked to kabuki and bunraku, will be held once a month at Namiki-za, a recreated Edo period playhouse that is wheelchair accessible from the street.
After an entertaining explanation of su joruri, a style of puppetry that is linked to kabuki and bunraku, that is easy for beginners to understand, even beginners will be able to enjoy a performance by Nozawa Matsuya, a leading kabuki performer.
This will allow people to gain basic knowledge of the story and at the same time become familiar with musical expression, lowering the barrier to getting into bunraku and kabuki, expanding the fan base, and ultimately contributing to the branding of Minami as an entertainment district with a wide range of kabuki and bunraku.

DATES & TIMES

11/25 Start time 16:00~

Performance: A story of a morning glory (The Makuzugahara Teahouse Scene)

Tanuki

CASTS

Matsuya Nozawa, the wandering Isuke

CREATIVES

TICKET PRICE / ADMISSION FEE

General admission: Tipping
Zoom participation: 500 yen

FOR TICKETS

For reservations and inquiries: https://ws.formzu.net/fgen/S774818009/

VENUE

Dotonbori Museum Namikiza

WEBSITE

NOTES

Dotonbori Museum Namikiza

Address

1-1-6 Dotonbori, Chuo-ku, Osaka Y's Pier Dotonbori Namikiza Building 1F, 542-0077

Contact

06-6538-4880
namikiza@yamane-e.com
http://www.yamane-e.com/DotonboriNamikiza/index.html

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