OCTOBER 2022 |
5 shows in Tôkyô (Kabukiza, National Theatre, Heisei Nakamuraza), 1 in Nagoya (Misonoza) and 1 in Ôsaka (Shôchikuza)!
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Kabukiza (Tôkyô) | ![]() |
Dates | ?? ~ ?? October 2022 Jûgatsu Ôkabuki October Grand Kabuki |
1st program |
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2nd program |
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3rd program |
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Casting |
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Comments |
The October Grand Kabuki at the Kabukiza. |
National Theatre (Tôkyô) | ![]() |
Dates | 1 ~ 26 October 2022 |
Program A |
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Program B |
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Program C |
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Casting |
Onoe Kikunosuke, ??? |
Comments |
The October Grand Kabuki at the National Theatre with the tôshi kyôgen of the classic "Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura", chopped up into 3 programs, all of them starring Onoe Kikunosuke in the main roles. 3 hours and 20 minutes for Program A. 3 hours and 30 minutes for Program B. 2 hours and 40 minutes for Program C. |
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Misonoza (Nagoya) | ![]() |
Dates | 1 ~ 23 October 2022 Bandô Tamasaburô Tokubetsu Kôen Bandô Tamasaburô Special Performances |
Program |
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Casting |
Living National Treasure Bandô Tamasaburô, Nakamura Hashinosuke, Nakamura Fukunosuke, Nakamura Utanosuke, Kitamura Rokurô, Kawai Yukinojô |
Comments |
No classic October kaomise programs in Nagoya this year but a special Kabuki program starring Living National Treasure Bandô Tamasaburô.
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Shôchikuza (Ôsaka) | ![]() |
Dates | 3 ~ 25 October 2022 J Horâ Kabuki J-horror Kabuki |
Program |
Toki o Koe Rinne no Furuido |
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Comments |
A special program at the Shôchikuza starring Kataoka Ainosuke, Nakamura Kazutarô and Imai Tsubasa. The newly-created kaidanmono drama, which is entitled "Toki o Koe Rinne no Furuido", is a mix of "Sarayashiki" and the world of Sadako, the ghost in Suzuki Kôji's J-horror series "Ring". |
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Heisei Nakamuraza (Tôkyô) | |
Dates | ?? October ~ ?? November 2022 |
Program |
Tônasuya ~ Fushigi no Kuni no Wakadanna |
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Comments |
The Heisei Nakamuraza is back in Tôkyô in Asakusa. Not in the Sumida Park as it used to be but in the precincts of the Sensôji Temple (at the back of the main temple hall). This program commemorate the 180th anniversary of the 1842 move of all major Kabuki theaters to the remote district of Saruwaka-chô (Edo). |
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