This facility specializes in classical performing arts, focusing on Noh and Kyogen. The Noh stage was originally built in 1875 at the residence of Maeda, the former lord of the Kaga domain, and has been restored and is now in use (designated a tangible cultural property by Yokohama City).
Since its opening in June 1996, the center has been hosting highly planned performances, outreach programs, and barrier-free Noh performances.
The theater is currently closed for major renovations until June 2026. During this time, the theater will operate the OTABISHO Yokohama Noh Theater, a Noh and Kyogen gallery and shop, on the 5th floor of Landmark Plaza in the Minato Mirai district, as its base, and will also host performances and workshops in various locations around the city.
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