Kabukiza Gallery is inside Kabukiza Tower in Ginza, Tokyo, and gives you a closer look at kabuki without needing a ticket to a full performance. Displays include real costumes, props and miniature stage setups, with exhibits on kabuki history and how face colours distinguish roles. Some special exhibitions let you interact with stage equipment. After the gallery, you can also visit the theatre’s gardens, souvenir shops and cafes. Entry to the gallery is ¥600; check for exhibition or access changes before setting out.
Exhibits beyond the stage
Kabukiza Gallery is in Kabukiza Tower, in Ginza. Its displays bring together real costumes, props and miniature stage setups, offering a way to explore kabuki outside a full theatre performance.
Exhibits also explain kabuki history and the use of face colours to distinguish roles. Some special exhibitions include interactive displays with stage equipment, and cast members provide explanations.
Planning a gallery visit
The gallery is accessible through the subway entrance, so you do not need a ticket to a performance to visit it. Photography is permitted in specific areas, not throughout the gallery.
Exhibitions can change, so check the current details before you go. Gardens, souvenir shops and cafes are also part of the Kabukiza visit.
FAQ
How much is admission to Kabukiza Gallery?
The gallery entry fee is ¥600.
Can you visit Kabukiza Gallery without a show ticket?
Yes. You can access the gallery through the subway entrance without attending a performance.
Can you take photos inside Kabukiza Gallery?
Photography is allowed in designated areas.
