24/09/2026
【Discover Serenity and Tradition in Yokohama✨ Kuraki Noh Stage】
Looking for a peaceful retreat after exploring the lively sights of Yokohama? Kuraki Noh Stage is the perfect place to visit!
The Kuraki Noh Stage was originally built in Hibiya, Tokyo in 1917, and was later relocated and restored at its current site in 1965. Steeped in rich history, this authentic Noh stage offers a close-up experience of traditional Japanese performing arts, including Noh, Kyogen, dance, and traditional music.
Another highlight is the beautiful Japanese garden surrounding the stage🌿Nestled in a valley surrounded by mountains on three sides, this expansive 8,000 Tsubo (approx. 26,400 m²) property is filled with seasonal trees, flowers, and a scenic pond, making it ideal for a quiet stroll.
You can also immerse yourself in traditional Japanese aesthetics with details like stone lanterns and a tsukubai (water basin) where you can listen to the soothing sounds of a suikinkutsu (underground water chime).
The autumn foliage here is especially breathtaking, where the harmonious view of the Noh stage and the changing leaves makes time feel as if it is standing still🍁
The facility also hosts various workshops for Noh and Japanese traditional dance, alongside a variety of events designed to bring traditional culture closer to everyone.
Experience a quiet, elegant side of Yokohama that stands in beautiful contrast to the bustling city center.
Come touch the heart of Japanese culture at Kuraki Noh Stage!✨
📍Kuraki Noh Stage
🔎https://kuraki-noh.jp/house.html
📅Hours: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM (Closes at 5:00 PM if there is no evening booking)
🚶Access: From Keikyu Line Station [KK44] , take the Keikyu Bus (Route 7) or Yokohama City Bus (Route 64) to the "Sasabori" bus stop, followed by a 7-10 minutes walk.
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