The Kita-ryu Oshima Noh Theater is holding its regular show of 2026. The show is call “Mochizuki.” It will take place at the Kita-ryu Oshima Noh Theater. The theater is in Fukuyama, in Hiroshima Prefecture. The date of the performance is 15 November 2026.
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| Date | Venue | City | Doors and Start |
| 15 November 2026 (Sun) | Kita-ryu Oshima Noh Theater | Fukuyama, Hiroshima | Doors: 10:30 / Start: 12:30 |
| Category | General price level (JPY) | USD reference |
| General Admission (Reserved) | ¥8,000 | ~$53 USD |
| University Students & Younger (Reserved) | ¥4,000 | ~$27 USD |
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Noh is one of the theatrical traditions that is still performe today. It began in 14th-century Japan. The play “Mochizuki” holds a place in the Kita school tradition. It is seen as an dramatic masterpiece. It brings together storytelling and bold physical movement. Unlike quieter classical Noh plays “Mochizuki” includes lively lion dances known as shishimai. It also features drumming with the kakko. These elements make “Mochizuki” one of the exciting and dynamic works, in the entire Noh repertoire.
The Oshima Noh Theater in Fukuyama is a place in Japanese cultural history. It is one of the private Noh stages in western Japan that has been keep open by the same family of Kita-ryu masters for many years. The Oshima Noh Theater shows performers such as Teruhisa Oshima. The annual regular performance at the Oshima Noh Theater is a highlight, on the regional cultural calendar.
The autumn 2026 programme pairs Mochizuki with Tatsuta. Mochizuki is a piece that pairs beautifully, with Tatsuta and both are designe to complement the autumn foliage season. Commentary will be provided to help audiences understand the symbolism and narrative structure. For visitors attending this traditional performance is an unmissable opportunity to experience authentic centuries‑old Japanese performing arts in an intimate classical venue.
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Kita-ryu Oshima Noh Theater (Fukuyama, Hiroshima)
The Kita-ryu Oshima Noh Theater is a wooden Noh theater located in Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture. The Kita-ryu Oshima Noh Theater features a cypress stage. The stage includes a bridge pathway called hashigakari and architectural framing. This design creates an highly resonant acoustic atmosphere that is perfect for classical performances. The Kita-ryu Oshima Noh Theater sits in Fukuyama. It is about a ten‑minute walk from JR Fukuyama Station or a short bus ride. JR Fukuyama Station serves the JR San’yo Shinkansen line. Fukuyama Castle Park stands next, to the station and is a prominent nearby landmark.
A: Foreign visitors often face difficulties purchasing tickets directly through Japanese ticketing platforms because these systems typically require a Japanese phone number, local payment cards, and Japanese-language navigation.
A: The discounted ticket category at the Oshima Noh Theater applies to university students and younger attendees.
A: The Oshima Noh Theater Mochizuki performance takes place at the Kita-ryu Oshima Noh Theater in Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture.
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A: Jasumo secures physical paper tickets for the Oshima Noh Theater performance and delivers them securely via Japan Post or courier directly to the visitor’s hotel or accommodation in Japan.
A: If tickets for Oshima Noh Theater Mochizuki are sold out on primary platforms, Jasumo utilizes a wider verified network across Japan to locate and secure authentic seats on your behalf.
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