Free gallery on the history of kabuki, inside the theatre rebuilt in 2013.
On the fifth floor of the adjoining tower, the Kabuki-za Gallery displays real stage props and is free, open 10:30–18:00 with irregular closures; from one of the rooms you can see the performance under way in the theatre below for a few minutes. If you want a whole act, you buy a hitomakumi ticket, with an audio guide for hire, and stay up to ninety minutes, in fourth-level seats only, with little legroom.
Ginza's kabuki theatre, at Ginza 4-12-15. The current building is Kengo Kuma's 2013 reconstruction.
ℹ️ You can visit the gallery, and watch single acts with the hitomakumi ticket.
🚉 Higashi-Ginza · 2 min walk
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In the first episode of the third season (ep. 48) Yūji and Yūta fight here, and in the anime they demolish it with a certain ease. The match can also be seen in the layout of the buildings on the opposite side of the street.
Sources: libert.co.jp · seichi-shioricho.com · shochiku.co.jp · kabuki-bito.jp
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