Against a classical and authentic background of old pine trees
said to be painted by an artist belonging to the Kano School in the Edo Period,
watch stage performances of traditional performing arts
such as Noh, Kyogen, Japanese dance, Kagura,
and ancient Japanese court music that transcend traditional schools.
Enjoy a "feast" of these Japanese traditional performing arts up close,
a luxurious experience unique to SUIGIAN.
 | January |  | ||||
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| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
| 1 Special New Year Performance Kagura "Fukuju no mai" –Ebisu-Daikoku– Cast: | 2 Special New Year Performance Shishimai/ Nihon-buyou & KotoShakuhachi "Early Spring Feast" Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 3 Special New Year Performance Nihon-buyou "Hinazuru Sanbasō" "Two Niwakajishi" Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 4 Special New Year Performance Nihon-buyou "Early Spring Dance" Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | |||
| 5 Special New Year Performance Nihon-buyou "Early Spring Dance" Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 6 | 7 Kagura Cast: | 8 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 9 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 10 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 11 Privately reserved |
| 12 Traditional Culture Feast | New Year SP Nohgaku "Takasago" Cast: | 13 [Normal business] Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 14 Temporary closed | 15 Temporary closed | 16 Temporary closed | 17 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 18 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon |
| 19 | 20 | 21 Kagura Cast: | 22 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 23 | 24 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 25 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon |
| 26 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 27 | 28 Kagura Cast: | 29 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 30 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | 31 Nihon-buyou Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon | |
Regular HolidaySpecial Performance
Regular HolidaySpecial Performance
Cast:
Ishiyama Shachu
[Hiromasa IshiyamaThe 10th Grand Master]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Kyonosuke Fujimaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Kyonosuke Fujimaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
Cast:
Ishiyama Shachu [Hiromasa Ishiyamaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Kyonosuke Fujimaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Kyonosuke Fujimaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Karen Mizukietc.]
Cast:
Hosho school [Manjiro Tatsumietc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Kyonosuke Fujimaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Karen Mizukietc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Karen Mizukietc.]
Cast:
Ishiyama Shachu [Hiromasa Ishiyamaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Kyonosuke Fujimaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Hanayagi Motoshizuietc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Aoimisho Izumietc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Aoimisho Izumietc.]
Cast:
Ishiyama Shachu [Hiromasa Ishiyamaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Karen Mizukietc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Kyonosuke Fujimaetc.]
Cast: Momokawa-Geinagon
[Karen Mizukietc.]
During dinner and bar time, excluding Special Performance dates, guests can enjoy an on-stage performance by "Momokawa Geinagon" while dining.
The performance consists of several digest versions of dances, approximately 7-8 minutes in length, providing our guests with the finest of entertainment experiences, and great topics for conversation while dining.
"Geinagon" is a group composed of female Nihon-buyou, Nagauta, Koto song, Shakuhachi performers who teach their art at the highest level.
Nihon-buyou: Japanese traditional performing art, which is to dance to the Japanese classical music.
Nagauta: Classical Japanese song accompanied by shamisen.
Koto song: The "Koto," also known as "Japanese harp," is a traditional Japanese stringed instrument similar to a zither.
Shakuhachi: A vertical bamboo flute (with four holes in front and one in back).
A performing arts that offers up a prayer for long life, abundant harvest of crops, and cleansing of misfortune; additionally, many performance programs feature Noh plays and the myths of Chronicles of Japan, etc. as a theme. It is a traditional art greatly loved over the ages by the masses, and even now is indispensable to shrine festivals.
[ Day part ]
Doors Open 12:00 pm / Performance 1:00 pm /
Closing 3:30 pm
[ Night part ]
Doors Open 6:30 pm / Performance 7:30 pm
Please arrive prior to the performance start time
Late arrivals may be denied admission
The world’s oldest musical theater, it was developed from the fusion of an offshoot from Sangaku, said to have been transmitted from the Chinese mainland in the Nara period (710-794 A.D.), with various preexisting art forms in Japan.
Originated by Kanami and his son Zeami during the Muromachi period (1336-1568 A.D.), and designated as an intangible cultural heritage in 2008, it is a traditional performing art that Japan is proud of.
Doors Open 6:30 pm /
Shimai 7:30 pm / Noh 8:30 pm
Please arrive prior to the Noh performance
start at 8:15 pm
Late arrivals may be denied admission
The "Kinen-sai" is a special and traditional Japanese ceremony which is held at the start of spring, to express gratitude for recent bountiful harvests and to pray for future prosperity.
It is a ritual which honors nature's blessings, and conveys a deep appreciation for the work of farmers.
This is a special occasion, not simply to enjoy a meal, but to share a precious moment of thanks through cuisine prepared with heartfelt care and devotion.
Let us pray together for abundant harvests to come, and create even more moments of delicious happiness.
Through the ritual of "Kinen-sai" at SUIGIAN, we hope you can experience the precious treasure of food, the blessings of nature, and the joy of connecting with one another.
* Kinen-sai: An annual Shinto ritual in February praying for the good fortune of the year, including the rich harvest.
Doors Open 6:30 pm / Performance 7:00 pm
Please arrive prior to the performance start time
Late arrivals may be denied admission
The world’s oldest musical theater, it was developed from the fusion of an offshoot from Sangaku, said to have been transmitted from the Chinese mainland in the Nara period (710-794 A.D.), with various preexisting art forms in Japan.
Originated by Kanami and his son Zeami during the Muromachi period (1336-1568 A.D.), and designated as an intangible cultural heritage in 2008, it is a traditional performing art that Japan is proud of.
This performance ended on January 12th (Sun).
Thank you for coming.