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Noh, a traditional Japanese art form, is the world’s oldest surviving comprehensive performing art (musical drama) that has been passed down continuously for approximately 700 years. Noh has influenced a wide range of performing arts, from Bunraku and Kabuki to opera and contemporary theater. In 2008, Noh was designated as Japan’s first UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. This tour begins with an authentic experience of the performing art of Noh at the Nishinomiya Noh Theater, followed by a chance to savor local sake and Japanese cuisine in the “Nishinomiya-go” area. Finally, you’ll participate in a formal prayer ceremony at Nishinomiya Shrine. It’s a tour that lets you fully immerse yourself in Japanese culture in just one day.
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