KABUKI FORUM

There are three parts.
Part 1 Beauty / Sound effects of Kabuki
Part 2 Kabuki dancing “Yagur-no-ohichi”
Part 3 Kabuki “Sugawara-dennjyu-tenarai-kagami” (kabuki story adopted from the script of puppet joruri)

Location: Edo-Tokyo Museum (Take the JR Sobu Line and get off at Ryogoku.
The Museum is 3minutes’ walk from the Station’s West Exit or 7 minutes from the East Exit.)

Show times: Mon. & Thu.-Sat.: 10:30am, 2:00pm & 5:00pm

Prices: S-¥5000 /A-¥4500/ Adult-child pair ticket ¥5000

To book call: Kabuki-kouen-Office Tel 03-3544-4911

E-mail:koshibai@xsj.biglobe.ne.jp)

Ticket Pia Tel 0570-02-9988

NEDU (NEZU)-GONGEN-REITAISAI

This is one of the most famous festivals in Tokyo. Floats are brought out to celebrate the festival.

Location: Nedujinja shrine (5min. walking from Chiyoda line Nezu St.)

TOKYO OKTOBERFEST IN HIBIYA

You can enjoy German beer and learn about the culture of Germany!

Location: Hibya Park (In front of Hibiya St. (Subway Marunouchi or

Chiyoda line)

SHINAGAWA SHUKUBA FESTIVAL

You can see a parade with people wearing Edo era costumes performing traditional on, Awa dances and historical drama performances and street performances.

Location: Toukaido Shinagawa yado (Keihin kyukou Line Between

Kitashinagawa St. to Aomonoyokocho St.)

More Info: http://sinakan.jp/main.html

OOKUNITAMA JINNJA (OOKUNITAMA SHRINE) FALL FESTIVAL

(CHESTNUT FESTIVAL)

You can see more than 250 lamps with paper shades approaching the shrine. Also you can eat chestnuts during this festival.

Location: Ookunitama shrine (3min. walking from Keio Line Fuchu St.)

More Info: http://www.ookunitamajinja.or.jp/matsuri/index.html