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Kamakura Noh Stage

Kamakura Noh Stage

The Kamakura Noh Stage was founded in Hase, Kamakura City on May 3, 1970, by the late Nakamori Shozo (completed in April 1971) with the goal of contributing to the advancement of culture by promoting and publicizing Japan's traditional performing art, Nohgaku. Currently, Nakamori Kanta has taken over as the central figure. In addition to holding regular performances, "Nohgaku Shiru Kai"®, the stage, Noh masks, Nohgaku costumes, etc. are exhibited at the Nohgaku Museum. It can also be used for exhibitions. On November 1, 2011, the Kanagawa Prefecture certified the foundation as a public interest incorporated foundation.

Additionally, the building has been open to the public as a Nohgaku Museum since 2009, where visitors can see exhibits of Noh stages, Noh masks, and Noh costumes.

Detailed info

Business hours
  • 10:00-16:00 [Closed] Sundays, public holidays, and other irregular holidays *If you make a reservation in advance, you can visit on Sundays and public holidays.
Access
神奈川県鎌倉市長谷3-5-13
Parking 無(専用駐車場はございません)

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