November 1887: opening of the Azumaza near the Sumida Park; the opening program is entitled "Yoshitsune Senbon Butai no Hatsuseki" (in fact it is the classic "Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura") and it features the actors Ichikawa Kuzô III, Sawamura Tosshi VII, Sawamura Tanosuke IV and Ichikawa Hakuzô III.

November 1896: the Azumaza is renamed Miyatoza; the opening program is made up of "Hosokawa Seichizome no Gosho", "Komochi Yamanba" and "Seichû Kokoro no Akagaki". The main actors of the casting are Sawamura Tosshi VII, Sawamura Tosshô III, Nakamura Shikaku I and Onoe Kikushirô III.

June 1907: the dance-drama "Kyô Ningyô" is staged for the first time under the title "Meisaku Hidari Kogatana" at the Miyatoza with the following casting:

January 1898: premiere at the Miyatoza of Segawa Jokô IV's drama "Shinsaku Yakko no Koman", which was staged with the following casting:

1 September 1923 (11:58 AM): Tôkyô is destroyed by a powerful earthquake called Kantô Daijishin, which kills more than 200,000 people; the Miyatoza is burnt to ashes.

February 1937: the Miyatoza becomes a music hall and a motion picture theater.