- Event
- Kasuga Shrine Takigi Noh (Tentative)
Traditional art
Bonfire (takigi) Noh Performances
Kasuga Shrine Takigi Noh (Tentative)
An event held at the birthplace of Sado Shinto Noh
Kasuga Shrine is considered the birthplace of Noh theater on Sado Island. In 1645, Okubo Nagayasu—the first Sado magistrate and a former Noh performer—built a Noh stage here, and this is where Sado’s first ceremonial Noh performance was dedicated.The current stage was relocated from the Hamō district in 2006 by a group of volunteers. In addition to ethereal Noh dances, local performing arts unique to Sado—such as “Sado Okesa” and “Aikawa Ondo”—are also performed here.
- time
- 7:00 p.m.–
- Event site
- Kasuga Shrine Noh Stage (Shimotomura, Aikawa, Sado City)
- Address
- 412 Aikawa Oritomura Sado, Niigata 952-1582
- Contact Information
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Sado Tourism and Exchange Organization
TEL : 0259-27-5000
- Fees
- We ask for your support in the form of an operational contribution.
- Transport Access
- Ryotsu Port Approx 50minutes by car
- Program
- To Be Determined
- Other
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◎ We ask for your cooperation in paying a 2,000-yen contribution toward event expenses on the day of the event.
◎ The program is subject to change due to various circumstances.
◎ In case of rain, the venue may be changed. Please contact the event office for more information.