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Noh Stage
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This facility is used for authentic performances of Noh and Kyogen theater, as well as for the dedication of traditional arts such as Kagura (Shinto ritual dance) and Asagaya Hayashi (Asagaya drumming), which is designated as an Intangible Cultural Property of Suginami Ward.
History
Located within the grounds of Asagaya Shinmeigu Shrine, this Noh stage features a mirror panel (kagami-itabukuro) depicting pine trees. The artwork was created by a master Noh painter and mask maker from the Kano school lineage. It is a modern piece that incorporates contemporary sensibilities into the traditional composition of the Kano school.
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What visitors say
The Noh stage offers a tranquil atmosphere away from the bustle of the city, featuring a beautifully maintained exterior harmonized with lush greenery. As a stage for dedicating traditional arts, it hosts various performances including weddings, annual festivals, and even jazz concerts. The stage is well-crafted, providing a venue where visitors can enjoy the shrine's ambiance alongside the changing scenery of the four seasons.
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