- Appearance:
- Yasutayu Toyotake, Seijo Tsuruzawa, Tamasho Yoshida, etc.
- Program:
- "Ninin sanbasō"
"Shinpan utazaimon"
- Cuisine:
- Setsugetsuka | Kachōfūgetsu
| Fukutokushōrai
"Bunraku" is formally known as "Ningyō jōruri Bunraku".
A performing art in which the tayū (narrator), shamisen player, and Sangyō (puppeteer) together coordinate their movements as one, it was founded in Osaka during the Edo period (1600-1868 A.D.), and is one of the forms of traditional Japanese puppet theater.
In 2008, "Bunraku" was designated an intangible cultural heritage.
There is an English commentary with regard to "Bunraku."
Following the show, the performers will circulate among the tables, and guests will be invited to have the rare opportunity to take photos together with the Bunraku puppets.
This event ended on May 18th (Thu)
Thank you for coming