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Reiwa 8th Year Kango Shrine Rakugo Performance

At Kango Shrine, we hold rakugo (traditional Japanese storytelling) performances to help people feel closer to Japanese culture through the traditional performing art of rakugo.
Enjoy the charm of rakugo, a form of storytelling that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

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[Cast]

Sanyutei Kojiro

[Special Guest]

Sanyutei Kenkō

[Date and time]

Doors open 14:00

Show starts at 15:00

[Admission Fee]

Advance tickets: ¥2,500

¥3,000 on the day

(If advance tickets are sold out, there will be no tickets available on the day of the event.)

P-code: 546262

Ticket Pia

October 26th, 10:00 AM
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Sanyutei Kojiro Rakugo Performance in Nara

This will be the third time for the Hankoku Shrine Rakugo performance.
Sanyutei Kojiro will return to the Nara stage once again.
This time we have a special guest

With his master, Sanyutei Kenkō,
Enjoy a refined and elegant rakugo (traditional Japanese storytelling) experience in the ancient capital of Nara.

50m from Kintetsu Nara Station, 500m from JR Nara Station

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[Notes]

・For this performance, please purchase advance tickets with numbered entry tickets through Ticket Pia. On the day of the performance, you will be admitted in the order of your entry ticket number.

Don't forget to get your tickets! Please bring them with you.

This performance will be open seating (with cushions) in order of ticket number. (There are no assigned seats.)

All seats will be floor cushions.

・There is no parking available. Please use public transportation when you come.

Please refrain from talking during the performance.

Please turn off your mobile phone or smartphone, or set it to silent mode.

Recording, filming, and taking photographs are prohibited inside the venue.

Smoking is prohibited inside the venue.

Age restriction: Elementary school age and older are allowed to enter.

Venue Information

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Kankoku Shrine, Shrine Office, Second Floor Grand Hall

Kankoku Shrine, where the history and traditions of Nara breathe life into. The large hall located on the second floor of the shrine office is

This is a multi-purpose space that can accommodate up to 100 people.

It can be used for a wide range of purposes, including rakugo (traditional Japanese storytelling) performances, lectures, various cultural events, and community gatherings.

You can enjoy a special moment in the tranquil environment unique to a shrine.

Event Information

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