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5 (6)

Location Icon Nagoya Noh Theater

SHOGUN Concert: Nagoya's Musical Journey!

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Overview

Quotes Logo SHOGUN Music Concert & Experience instruments in Nagoya is Japan’s first musical stage event for visitors from all over the world. World-renowned Koto artist Rie Asai leads this special show. It mixes old Japanese music, stories, and culture from the SHOGUN era.

Get ready to see a show with Japanese instruments like the koto, sho, hichiriki, sangen, and kagura bells. Hear Japanese stories and drum beats that tell about the SHOGUN time. Nagoya was ruled by Owari Tokugawa, one of the important Tokugawa families. After the show, you can even try playing the instruments yourself!

The show is at Noh Theatre Practice Room, a special place not usually open to the public. Look at the big pine tree painted on the stage and feel the beauty of this old place. This experience includes a concert ticket and an English-speaking guide. It does not include private transportation. Quotes Logo

Highlights

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Hear Traditional Japanese Music: Listen to the beautiful sounds of the koto, sho, and other old instruments.

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Try Playing Instruments: Get a chance to play Japanese instruments yourself after the show.

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See a Hidden Cultural Spot: The show is at Noh Theatre Practice Room, a place not usually open to the public.

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Learn About the SHOGUN Era: Hear stories and see music inspired by the history of the SHOGUN time.

Sentiment Analysis

  • Positive Highlight Icon Customers loved Rie Asai's music and how it taught them about Japanese culture.

  • Positive Highlight Icon Many people enjoyed trying to play the koto and other instruments.

  • Positive Highlight Icon Visitors found the performers and staff kind and welcoming.

  • Positive Highlight Icon The English explanations made the show easy to understand.

The Journey

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Noh Theatre Practice Room

Experience the magic of traditional Japanese performing arts in the Noh Theatre Practice Room, a venue usually closed to the public, and a rare opportunity to witness a captivating performance inspired by the SHOGUN era. This intimate space allows you to admire the majestic pine tree painted on the stage backdrop, a signature element of Noh theatre, while immersing yourself in the elegant atmosphere steeped in history. This theatrical experience is especially designed for international guests and led by world-renowned Koto artist Rie Asai. After the performance, interact with the artists and even try playing traditional Japanese instruments like the koto and drums, creating a truly unforgettable cultural immersion.

Know Before You Go

This experience includes a concert ticket and an English-speaking guide to help you understand the show. Private transportation is not included. The show takes place at Noh Theatre Practice Room.

Hot Tip

Many visitors say the English explanations make the show easy to follow, even if you don't know much about Japanese culture. Be sure to take the opportunity to play the instruments after the show!

Review Summary

Customers find this concert a unique and captivating cultural experience, highly appreciating the blend of traditional Japanese music, storytelling, and the rare chance to interact with the performers. The venue is praised for its historic Noh theater setting and beautiful stage backdrop, creating an intimate atmosphere. Positives consistently include the friendly and skilled artists, engaging performance, and accessibility. Some travelers noted that the event is relatively short at 2 hours and recommended arriving early for the best experience. Cancellation flexibility is also well received.

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