Kabuki theater in Tokyo was rebuilt in 2013.If you are beginner, I recommend to see one act. You can enjoy the atmosphere of Kabuki in reasonable price in JPY1,000-2,000 range. There is no advanced reservation service of one act, you need be in line for ticket counter at that day. Please be careful that you cannot buy the ticket for others. If you want to see Kabuki surely, you might want to buy cheket in advace.If you are advanced appreciator, don’t forget to enjoy a box lunch in an interval.
You can check performance list and buy cheket through Kabuki website.
■ Location: Ginza
Sumo is the national sport in Japan. It is a kind of martial art where two sumo wrestlers, or rikishi, fight in a ring, or dohyo. The Japan Sumo Association holds six regular tournaments, or hon-basho, each year. Tokyo hosts hon-basho in January, May and September.
■Location: Ryogoku
Japan Sumo Association website
“Washi,” the traditional handmade paper, was added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list. PAPER MUSEUM offers experince to make postcats by yourself through about 10 minutes workshop and you will easily understand how to make paper.
Official Website
■ Hours: Every Saturday and Sunday 13:00 ～ 14:30
■ Location: JR Oji station
