Ticket Information in Kantō.

The melodica, often used as an educational instrument for children, will have its image completely transformed at this live performance! From cool arrangements of cover songs such as "Classical Medley," "Lupin the Third Theme," and "What a Wonderful World," to original compositions, please enjoy the infinite possibilities that can be felt with all your senses and your heart through music!

The allure of the Noh masterpiece "Dojoji" lies in the overwhelming tension and power that arises from the transition from stillness to movement. The highlight of the first half is the "bell entry" scene, where the shirabyōshi (female dancer) steps in a frenetic rhythm and leaps into the bell. The dramatic shift from there to the second half, where the demoness reappears revealing her true form, captivates the audience. It is a clash between the obsessive passion of a woman driven mad by her desires and the prayers of a monk trying to calm her. This masterpiece, which beautifully yet terrifyingly depicts the karma of humanity, is truly the essence of Noh theater.

Doors open at 6:30 PM, performance starts at 7:00 PM. Commentary. Nakamura Masahiro's Noh dance "Oimatsu", Honda Fuyuki's Noh dance "Atsumori Kiri", Adachi Yuka's Noh dance "Hibariyama", Iwamatsu Yumi's Noh dance "Utaura Kiri", Kashiwazaki Mayuko's Noh dance "U no Dan", Hayashi Misa - 20-minute break - Commentary. Iwamatsu Yumi's Noh dance "Iwafune", Muraoka Kiyomi's Noh dance "Tsunemasa Kuse", Nakano Yukako's Noh dance "Hatsuyuki", Mori Mizue's Noh dance "Ami no Dan", Nakamura Masahiro's Noh dance "Tanigyo", Honda Yoshiki's Noh dance "Seiganji Kiri", Honda Mitsuhiro's Noh dance "Yoroboshi", Takahashi Shinobu - Celebration - Performance ends around 8:45 PM. [Homepage] https://www.komparu-enmaikai.com/