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Kabuki, which has been designated as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO, was created 400 years ago in the Edo Period, around the same time that Shakespeare was born in England and opera was established in Italy, and immediately became fanatically popular among the Japanese.
Kabuki is comprised of three elements that also form its name: music ("ka"), dance ("bu") and acting ("ki").
Prior to the burst of color and energy on stage, Kabuki involves a great deal of backstage preparation of costumes, make up and wigs.
This program offers a sneak peek at Kabuki’s behind-the scenes action as well as an exclusive performance that showcases the beauty of this traditional theatre.
This introduction to the Kabuki is a rare opportunity to interact with an actor, and is certain to be an unforgettable part of the guests’ visit to Japan.
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