[2025 Tokyo ] Travel Guide for Kabuki-za Theatre (Updated Jul)

#tokyotrip #tokyojapan #tokyo #japan #japantrip #japantravel A great cultural experience for us as foreign visitors. Pictures are of our box seats and from our box seats. No pictures allowed once the show begins, though. The theater and the overall atmosphere, acting, costumes, etc. are fascinating and exquisite. The problem for a non-Japanese speaker will depend on what’s showing. Some plays are two or even three hours long, and comprised of mostly dialogue.

#tokyospots Kabuki-za Theatre is Tokyo’s premier venue for experiencing kabuki, a classical Japanese drama known for its elaborate costumes and expressive acting. Even if you don’t understand the language, you can rent a translation device or enjoy the visual spectacle. You can also buy a single-act ticket for a shorter visit. The exterior architecture is stunning, and the theater gift shop has beautiful souvenirs. It’s a cultural experience that connects visitors with Japan’s performing arts heritage.

#springitinerary Kabukiza is Tokyo's principal theater for kabuki, a traditional form of Japanese drama known for its stylized performance, elaborate costumes, and makeup. Located in the Ginza district, Kabukiza was originally built in 1889 and has been rebuilt several times due to fire and war damage. The current structure, completed in 2013, blends traditional Japanese architectural style with modern amenities. It serves as a cultural hub preserving the art of kabuki, offering performances almost daily. Kabukiza also features a gallery, rooftop garden, and shops, making it accessible and enjoyable for both enthusiasts and newcomers to kabuki theater.

Winter Trip to Japan (Feb 19 – Mar 1, 2025) Average Temperature: ❄️ 0°C to -10°C Surprised by snow along the way! ⸻ Day 1｜Arrival in Osaka ✈️ Landed at Kansai International Airport 🍜 Quick lunch to recharge 📍 Yasaka Shrine 📍 Tsutenkaku Tower 📍 Shinsekai Shopping Street 📍 Dotonbori (Must-try: Takoyaki & Kani Doraku!) 📍 Shinsaibashi (shopping heaven) ⸻ Day 2｜Universal Studios Japan (Osaka) 🎢 Full day of fun! Explored all the zones: Harry Potter World, Minions Park, Super Nintendo World — absolutely worth it! ⸻ Day 3｜Kyoto Kimono Day 👘 Rented a kimono — perfect for photos! 📍 Yasaka Shrine 📍 Hanamikoji Street (Gion vibes) 📍 Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka (charming old streets) 📍 Kiyomizu-dera Temple ⸻ Day 4｜Kyoto to Osaka (Cultural Day) 📍 Fushimi Inari Shrine (the famous 1000 Torii gates) 📍 Mikane Shrine (known for money blessings) 📍 Kyoto Station 📍 Don Quijote Osaka 📍 Back to Dotonbori for round 2 of food hunting! ⸻ Day 5｜Osaka: Shopping + Relaxation Day 📍 Dotonbori stroll 📍 Shinsaibashi Parco (trendy fashion hotspot) 📍 Spa World (Onsens & relaxation ♨️) ❗Missed our Shinkansen… ended up experiencing a cozy night in a Japanese internet café! ⸻ Day 6｜Nagoya → Takayama → Shirakawa-go → Tokyo 🚆 Took Shinkansen to Nagoya 📍 Hida-Takayama (local street food + Hida beef) 📍 Shirakawa-go (a fairy tale village in the snow!) 🚆 Night train to Tokyo ⸻ Day 7｜Tokyo Highlights 📍 Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa & Kaminarimon Gate) 📍 Akihabara (heaven for anime & game lovers) 📍 Maid café experience 📍 Kabukicho 📍 Shinjuku nightlife ⸻ Day 8｜Magical Disneyland Day 📍 Tokyo Disneyland — childhood dreams come true! ⸻ Day 9｜Tokyo City Tour 📍 Tokyo Tower 📍 Gotokuji Temple (Home of the Lucky Cat) 📍 Shibuya Crossing 📍 Takeshita Street in Harajuku (young & trendy vibes) ⸻ Day 10｜Fuji Self-Drive Adventure 🚗 Rented a car & hit the road 📍 Lake Kawaguchi (mirror view of Mt. Fuji = breathtaking!) 📍 Fuji-Q Highland (for thrill ride lovers!) Stayed in a cozy Airbnb cabin — loved it! ⸻ Day 11｜Final Day Before Flying Home 📍 Lake Yamanaka 📍 Kamakura (Great Buddha & iconic railway crossing at Kamakura Koko-Mae Station) ✈️ Headed to Tokyo Airport — end of the journey! #JapanTravel #TokyoGuide #OsakaTrip #KyotoItinerary #UniversalStudiosJapan #WinterInJapan #MountFujiTrip #JapanBudgetTips #MyJapanStory

Kabukiza is the mecca of Kabuki in Ginza, Tokyo. It continues to impress audiences as the stage for the traditional Japanese art of Kabuki✨. This theater, beloved for a long time, is equipped with modern facilities along with historical value, and tradition and innovation are beautifully blended together🏛️. Characteristics and attractions • Performing arts: At Kabukiza, you can enjoy gorgeous stage sets, costumes, and powerful performances🎬. It's a valuable experience that allows you to experience Japan's unique art firsthand! • Architectural beauty: The exterior of Kabukiza is designed to evoke the beauty of traditional Japanese culture. The illumination at night is particularly fantastic, attracting visitors✨. • Kabuki Inari Shrine: Inside the Kabukiza, you can also visit the Kabuki Inari Shrine, which is dedicated to praying for the success and safety of the stage⛩️. Basic information • Location: 4-12-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo • Access: About 5 minutes on foot from Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line🚶♀️ Kabukiza is not just a theater, but a place where you can experience Japanese culture and history. Be sure to stop by next time you visit Ginza😊! #Spring0YenTrip

Located on the first floor of the Kabukiza Theater, **Kobikicho** is a souvenir shop that can be used by theatergoers and non-goers alike. Recommended Products • Ningyo-yaki (Daikokudo): Hand-baked ningyo-yaki that is crisp on the outside and moist inside. • Renjishi-okoshi: A sweet named after the kabuki performance Renjishi, with a crispy texture. • Senbikiya Raisin Sandwich: A raisin sandwich from the high-end fruit specialty store Senbikiya, with an exquisite balance of rich cream and the sweetness of raisins. • Performance Products and Special Buyer Selections: We have a selection of products that are tailored to the performances and special items selected by buyers. Basic information • Location: 1F Kabukiza, 4-12-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo • Opening hours: • During performances: 10:00-19:10 (non-theater customers) • During performances: 10:00-19:45 (theater customers) • No performances: 10:00-18:00 (April 1st, 2nd, 10th, 18th, 26th-29th) • *Closed on April 30th. • Closed: Irregularly When you visit Kabukiza, be sure to pick up a special souvenir at "Kobikicho" to make it a memorable experience! #Spring0yenTrip

#Spring0yentrip Ginza is a sophisticated shopping and gourmet area that represents Tokyo, and is a place that exudes glamour and luxury. First, when we walked down Ginza Chuo Dori, we found a sophisticated atmosphere with brand shops and high-end department stores lined up. It is a spot that shopping lovers can't resist, with famous domestic and international brands such as Mitsukoshi Ginza, Matsuya Ginza, and Uniqlo Ginza. The cafes and restaurants all over the city are also attractive, and in particular, at Ginza's long-established restaurants, you can spend a relaxing time while enjoying delicious food. In the back alleys of Ginza, there are many hidden famous shops, art galleries, and bars, where you can enjoy adult time in a quiet space. In addition, we visited modern commercial facilities such as Ginza Six and GINZA PLACE, where we were able to enjoy the latest designs and shopping. Ginza is a luxurious and sophisticated adult city, where you can enjoy not only shopping and gourmet food, but also art and culture.

[Tokyo🗼 Ginza🕰️ - Mode, Mrs. Fashion, Mikasa Kaikan, Classical Music, and KABUKI Walking Tour] For those who visit Ginza repeatedly, how about a "Ginza Stroll" that avoids the department stores? From the Ginza Wako Clock Tower to Ginza Suzuran Street Ginza is often a pedestrian paradise on weekends. 🍞Kimuraya Ginza Bean jam bread with coffee at this 155-year-old bakery 💰Price per person: 1000- 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM-8PM 📍Address: 4 Chome-5-7 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 ✒️Ginza Itoya A wide selection of sophisticated fountain pens 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM-8PM 📍Address: 2 Chome-7-15 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 🍽️bills Ginza Australia's first brunch and dinner restaurant with vegetarian menus, wheelchair accessible♿️ 🕰️Opening hours: 8.5AM-11PM 📍Address: 2 Chome−6−12 Okura House, Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 12F ✒️Kyukyodo Aromatic wood, incense, washi paper, Japanese-style stationery, Japanese calligraphy and painting materials, etc. 🕰️Business hours: 11AM-7PM 📍Address: 5 Chome-7-4 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 🛍️Fashion Village Ginza A street-front store of the popular Japanese brand for ladies, "Koibitomisaki", which offers office casual/street casual/feminine wear in vivid tones that are produced in small quantities in Japan and that beautifully accentuate the skin tone. A selection of apparel and accessories for ladies and seniors. 🕰️Business hours: 11AM-7PM 📍Address: Miyako Building 6F, 5 Chome-6-10, Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 🛍️Dover Street Market Ginza DSMG Browse all the apparel from Japanese street, mode, and high fashion brands, including Comme des Garçons and Junya Watanabe, all in one building. 🕰️Business hours: 11AM-8PM 📍Address: 6 Chome-9-5 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 🍰Nenrinya: Baum Kuchen A store specializing in Baumkuchen for gifts. Look for the stone-walled building, which has been collected from all over the world. 1000- 📍Address: 1F The Stone, 5 Chome-6-15, Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 🍽️Mikasa Kaikan, Ginza Mikasa Kaikan is a restaurant building that will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2025, and has been used for banquets, marriage proposals, and celebrations of life's milestones such as graduations, entrance ceremonies, and retirements. The Italian cafe on the 1st floor is famous for its fried chicken made using the original recipe that was first served in Japan. This time, we will be serving healthy Yangzhou cuisine and medicinal porridge at Chinese restaurant Yangzhou Meichou Qin Huai Chun SHIN-WAI-SHUN. 🍽️Chinese Cuisine Yangzhou Meisai Qin Huai Chun 📍Address: 4F, ​​Mikasa Kaikan Main Store, 5-5-17 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 🎹YAMAHA Ginza Concert Salon, Concert Hall In addition to the cafe space that is also a hot topic on Trip.com, you can try out the grand piano, and recitals and academic master lessons are regularly held. 📍Address: 7th floor, 7 Chome-9-14 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 🚗Stars@Mercedes-Benz Ginza Stars@Mercedes-Benz Ginza Test drives can be booked online. 🕰️Business hours: 10AM-6PM 📍Location: 5 Chome-11-1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 "Stars @ Mercedes-Benz Ginza" opened on December 16, 2022 as an authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer of Stern Setagaya Co., Ltd. This showroom is the world's first base that specializes in Mercedes-Benz's high-end models, Mercedes-Maybach, Mercedes-AMG, and G-Class. Equipped with a newly designed dedicated CI in a highly visible location facing the Miharabashi intersection on Harumi-dori, Tokyo Route 304, we will meet our customers' expectations with a wide range of products and services in a calm and stately store. *Stars @ Mercedes-Benz Ginza does not have a service factory. Therefore, for after-sales service after purchase, you will consult with the sales staff in charge and take the car to one of the authorized Mercedes-Benz dealers. " 🎭Kabukiza There is a small English guide, but all the lines and singing of Kabuki are in archaic Japanese, so I hope you can feel the sound. As of 2025, the popular actor is Bando Tamasaburo, and the plays with gorgeous female roles and plays with long histories of "houses" sell out first. Seat boxes are cheap for same-day tickets, and I recommend getting them early in the morning for the Evening Show. New works are popular at Matinee. The opera glasses available for rental are up to 3 times larger, so it's a good idea to bring your own 5 times larger. The Hanamichi is designed to be equally visible from all seats. I buy tickets at soirée for the Kabukiza Juhachiban (standard) female roles and plays with Kagamijishi. 🕰️Opening hours: Matinee: 11:00 AM Evening Show: 4:15 PM 💰Price per person: 1000- 📍Location: 4 Chome-12-15 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 #My travel plan #Spring 0 yen trip

Located in the heart of Ginza, Kabukiza is the most famous Kabuki theater in Tokyo and all of Japan, with a long history and rich cultural heritage. Its magnificent exterior, unique performance style, and strong Japanese atmosphere attract tourists from all over the world. Introduction to Kabukiza Kabuki is a performing art that combines music, dance, and drama, originating from the Edo period. Kabukiza, as the representative theater of this art form, has been the best place to appreciate this traditional art since its opening in 1889. The building's exterior retains traditional Japanese style, while the interior facilities incorporate modern elements to provide a comfortable experience for the audience. The Charm of Watching Kabuki 1. Gorgeous Costumes and Makeup Actors wear colorful kimonos, and their headpieces and makeup are extremely exquisite. Male actors even play female roles, using exaggerated expressions and gestures to portray the characters' personalities, which is a major feature of Kabuki. 2. Vivid Performances Kabuki performances are slow-paced and rhythmic, accompanied by traditional music and narration. Even if you don't understand Japanese, you can feel the emotions and tension of the story through body language and stage settings. 3. Flexible Viewing Options If you have limited time, you can choose to buy a 'Single Act Ticket' to watch just one act, which is economical and convenient for planning your time. Theater Facilities and Experience 1. Kabukiza Shop The theater's shop sells Kabuki-related souvenirs such as fans, handkerchiefs, and postcards with actors' images, making them perfect travel mementos. 2. Theater Exhibitions and Tours There is an exhibition area upstairs that introduces the history of Kabuki, the makeup process of actors, and the craftsmanship of costumes, giving you a deeper understanding of this art. 3. Culinary Experience The theater offers bento boxes and snacks that can be enjoyed during intermissions. These meals often incorporate Kabuki elements, making them both delicious and interesting. Practical Information • Address: 4-12-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo • Recommended Viewing Time: 2-3 hours (or according to Single Act Ticket) • Transportation: Take the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line to Higashi-Ginza Station, and it's a 1-minute walk. Tips 1. Book tickets online in advance to ensure you have a seat, especially during popular performance periods. 2. Learn basic Kabuki etiquette, such as avoiding photography during performances and respecting the actors and other audience members. 3. It is recommended to bring binoculars to appreciate the detailed costumes and expressions. Conclusion Kabukiza is not only a window to experience traditional Japanese culture but also an important venue to deeply understand Tokyo's artistic charm. Whether you are enjoying the splendid performances or exploring the cultural stories behind them, this place will provide you with a feast for both the eyes and the soul.

When it comes to the luxury and sophistication of Tokyo, Ginza is an unmissable landmark. This area is a convergence of shopping, gourmet dining, and culture, perfectly blending modernity with tradition, from world-class brands to traditional crafts, and high-end restaurants to art venues. The Charm of Shopping in Ginza 1. International Brand Flagship Stores Ginza is a gathering place for global luxury brands. Flagship stores of Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dior, and others line the streets, offering exquisite designs that are a feast for the eyes. Even if you don't shop, it's worth stepping inside to admire the intricate decor. 2. Ginza Mitsukoshi Department Store This department store offers a diverse range of high-end fashion, beauty products, and home goods. The rooftop garden provides a relaxing spot to unwind and enjoy the Tokyo skyline after a day of shopping. 3. Independent Designer Brands and Traditional Crafts Hidden in Ginza's alleys are numerous designer boutiques selling creative clothing and accessories. Places like Ginza Kumamoto-kan also sell handcrafted items and specialties from various regions of Japan, full of local charm. Culinary Delights 1. Michelin-Starred Restaurants Ginza is a paradise for food lovers, with numerous Michelin-starred restaurants. Whether it's sushi, kaiseki cuisine, or creative French dishes, there's something to satisfy even the most discerning palate. Highly recommended is the sushi at Ginza Kyubey, known for its fresh and delicate flavors. 2. Desserts and Coffee Ginza's long-established dessert shops, such as Kimuraya Sohonten, are famous for their traditional red bean buns, while elegant cafes like Ginza Shiseido Parlour offer rich coffee and exquisite cakes. Cultural and Artistic Experiences 1. Kabuki-za Theatre Ginza's Kabuki-za is a venue for traditional Japanese theater. Even if you don't understand Japanese, the elaborate stage sets and superb performances are impressive. The theater also has an exhibition area and a souvenir shop, perfect for a brief visit. 2. Ginza Art Galleries The streets of Ginza are dotted with small galleries showcasing a variety of works, from contemporary art to classical paintings, allowing you to soak in the artistic atmosphere while shopping. Best Time to Experience It's recommended to enjoy shopping and cultural activities during the day, savor gourmet meals in the evening, and stroll under Ginza's neon lights at night to experience its enchanting nightlife. Ginza is not just a location but a symbol representing Tokyo's sophistication, elegance, and diversity. Whether you're indulging in a high-end lifestyle or delving into Japanese culture, Ginza is worth spending an entire day exploring.

If you are looking for a Tokyo trip that combines French elegance with Japanese essence, then Ginza and Tsukiji are undoubtedly your ideal choices. From the delicious seafood at Tsukiji Market to the boutique shopping in Ginza, and the traditional art at Kabukiza, every moment exudes a refined lifestyle. Attraction 1: Tsukiji Outer Market - A Paradise for Seafood Lovers In the early morning, the bustling sounds of Tsukiji Outer Market attract countless food lovers. The vendors and small shops here offer a variety of freshly caught seafood, such as salmon sashimi, grilled eel, and various types of sushi, making your mouth water. It is recommended to try a small shop famous for its freshly cut tuna, paired with a steaming bowl of miso soup. The taste and temperature will leave you feeling satisfied. Tsukiji Outer Market is not only a feast for the taste buds but also a visual and olfactory delight. The scene of morning light shining on the fish stalls is unforgettable. Attraction 2: Ginza - A World of Elegant Shopping and Desserts Leaving Tsukiji Market, you can walk to Tokyo's most famous commercial district - Ginza. This is a gathering place for fashion and culture, with numerous flagship stores of world-class brands and exquisite niche designer shops. It is recommended to visit Kimuraya Sohonten, a long-established bakery founded in the 19th century, famous for its red bean bread. Stroll along Ginza's main street, find a café with outdoor seating, order a cup of rich latte, and enjoy freshly baked matcha desserts while leisurely watching the crowds and street scenes, feeling the elegant atmosphere of Ginza. Attraction 3: Kabukiza - A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity In the afternoon, step into Kabukiza to experience the charm of traditional Japanese art. Kabuki is a performance art that combines dance, music, and drama. The stage settings are gorgeous, and the actors' makeup and costumes are intricate and vibrant, offering a strong visual impact. Even if you don't have time to watch a full performance, you can visit the exhibition hall inside Kabukiza to learn about the history and production process of Kabuki. The shop offers various traditional souvenirs and exquisite handicrafts, perfect for taking home as gifts. Accommodation Recommendation: The Celestine Ginza The Celestine Ginza is located in the heart of Ginza, offering extremely convenient access. The hotel's design style is luxurious yet understated, and the rooms feature a blend of Japanese and modern decor, providing a relaxing atmosphere. After checking in, don't forget to enjoy the luxurious Japanese breakfast offered by the hotel. The dishes are carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients, giving you the energy you need for the day. At night, stand on the hotel's rooftop terrace, raise a glass, and gaze at the dazzling lights of Ginza, experiencing the tranquility amidst Tokyo's bustling cityscape. Tips 1. Best Time to Visit Tsukiji Market The best time to visit Tsukiji Market is from 7 AM to 9 AM when it is the most lively. It is recommended to get up early to experience the local vitality. 2. Kabukiza Ticket Tips If you don't plan to watch the entire performance, you can choose to buy a "single act ticket" for more flexible scheduling. 3. Ginza Shopping Tips Ginza's main street is closed to traffic on weekends, becoming a pedestrian paradise. It is recommended to visit during this time to enjoy a more leisurely shopping experience. The elegant gourmet and cultural tour of Ginza and Tsukiji allows you to feel the lively atmosphere of Tsukiji and experience the high-end charm of Ginza, ending with a cultural baptism at Kabuki. Whether you are a shopping, food, or art enthusiast, you will find your own joyful moments on this trip!

Souvenir shop Kaomise on the 2nd basement floor 📍Address: 2nd basement floor, 4-12-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061 The souvenir shop Kaomise on the 2nd basement floor of the Kabukiza is directly connected to Tokyo Metro Higashi-Ginza Station and is easily accessible. Even those who are not going to see a show at the theater can easily enter. We have a wide selection of Japanese-style goods, including Kabuki goods, so you can enjoy shopping while enjoying the atmosphere of Kabuki. We also sell Japanese sweets, which are perfect as souvenirs, and Kabukiza's standard sweets. I went to Kaomise at the Kabukiza‼️ This is a souvenir shop on the 2nd basement floor of the Kabukiza. Anyone can enter the souvenir shop in the basement. The warabimochi is handmade, so I'd like to try it next time. #DomesticTravelRecord #100TravelStyles #WinterTravel #0YenTravelAutumn

🌸Kabuki-za has gone through several generations of construction and renovation before it became what it is today. The entire building is a beautiful work of art. 🌸If you don't book in advance, you need to go out of the subway station and buy a ticket for the first show at the main gate. The queue number will be marked on the ticket. Even if the free seat is not in the middle, the view will not be bad. Highly recommended, I really enjoyed the experience of seeing the scene. 🌸When I arrived at the scene at noon, there were only two shows left in the evening. It is recommended to buy the tickets early in the morning and then visit Tsukiji. 🌸We watched the new Water Margin. Sitting on the fourth floor, our view was inevitably blocked, but the actors' performances and the changes in the stage mechanisms brought a novel and interesting viewing experience, which is well worth seeing. #Tokyo Attractions

#thingstodo Highly recommend you experience this unique aspect of Japanese culture - Very talented actors\singers\dancers and wonderfully set stage. We could follow audio in English but still easy to figure from actors' inflections and actions. Single act available if you don't have four hours to stay. Kabuki is ran for ~1.5 hours then a 35-minute intermission which is cycled twice. Thought the theatre would be packed since first class tickets sold out online but there were many empty seats.

This is a Kabuki theater in Ginza. It is a strikingly white building where various Kabuki performances are held. There is a souvenir shop area in the basement where you can purchase Tokyo souvenirs, traditional Japanese items, Kabuki goods, and more. It is also directly connected to Higashi-Ginza Station, so transportation is convenient. Although it is a little far from the center of Ginza, it is within walking distance of Tsukiji, so it is a good idea to combine sightseeing with Tsukiji. #TokyoTourism #Ginza #Kabukiza

We will introduce the rooftop garden on the 5th floor of the Kabukiza (Kabukiza Tower) in Ginza. The Kabukiza is directly connected to Higashi-Ginza Station. Take the elevator to the 5th floor and walk through the passage to the rooftop garden. The lush garden is also home to a weeping cherry tree named "Okuni Sakura," which is one of the highlights in spring. You can also see other monuments related to Kabuki, such as "Mokuami's Stone Lantern and Tsukubai" and "Monument to Our Ancestors," on this rooftop space. When descending from the 5th floor to the 4th floor, we recommend taking the "Goemon Stairs" from the rooftop garden. You can get a close-up look at the large roof of the Kabukiza. Kabukiza Rooftop Garden 4-12 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo #PR #TokyoTourism

Name of place📝: Kabuki-Za 歌舞伎座 Address📍: 4 Chome-12-15 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan 〒104-0061 東京都中央区銀座４丁目１２−15 Nearest subway station 🚉: Higashi -ginza 東銀座 Opening hours 🕰️: 10:00- 18:00 Box office 🎟️: on basement level 2 What’s special ✨: a total Japanese cultural experience- even if you don’t understand what the performance wants to convey, the vibe, the costumes, the attitude of the performers and the whole venue would make you feel immersed in the rich local culture. #Kabuki #ginza #tokyo #japan

Kabukiza Afternoon Tea You can enjoy afternoon tea at the Kabukiza. This year's zodiac motif tiger bread was so cute!