Marriage of Figaro Tokyo quintessential comic opera returns to the Opera Palace at the New National Theatre, Tokyo, in a celebrated production conducted by Tetsuro Saka and directed by the acclaimed Andreas Homoki.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro (Le nozze di Figaro) remains one of the crowning achievements of the operatic canon. Premiered in Vienna in 1786, the work compresses the social tensions, emotional betrayals, and romantic entanglements of a single tumultuous day into an unbroken display of musical genius. Set in the estate of Count Almaviva, the narrative follows the clever manservant Figaro and his bride-to-be, Susanna, as they attempt to outwit the Count, who harbors unwanted intentions toward Susanna. Concurrently, the abandoned Countess Almaviva seeks to regain her husband’s affections, while the youthful page Cherubino finds himself caught in the middle of every intrigue.
This staging by the New National Theatre (NNTT)—Japan’s premier venue dedicated exclusively to opera, ballet, and contemporary dance—features the iconic production directed by Andreas Homoki, current Intendant of the Zurich Opera House. Homoki’s vision strips away traditional ornate 18th-century period decor in favour of a sleek, monochrome aesthetic. Across a stark white stage, the characters move within a labyrinth of shifting doors and frames. As the drama accelerates, the rigid social hierarchy of the court is strip away, exposing the timeless human vulnerabilities underneath.
Musically, the production showcases a formidable ensemble of top Japanese opera talent, many of whom have built extensive careers across European opera houses. Baritone Yoshiaki Kimura takes on the title role of Figaro, alongside Shingo Sudo as Count Almaviva and Tamayo Yoshida as the Countess. Soprano Kanae Kushima plays Susanna, while mezzo-soprano Yuka Yamashita performs the pants role of Cherubino. Leading the musical force is maestro Tetsuro Saka, conducting the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and the New National Theatre Chorus. From the famous overture to beloved arias like “Non più andrai” and “Voi che sapete,” this production presents world-class operatic storytelling in the heart of Tokyo.
Attending an opera performance at Tokyo’s New National Theatre offers a distinct perspective on how Western classical traditions are preserved and reinterpreted in East Asia. The Opera Palace is celebrated globally for its immaculate acoustics and state-of-the-art stage technology, offering an intimate yet grand setting for Mozart’s intricate ensemble singing. For international travellers, experiencing a full-scale Japanese production with a world-class domestic cast and orchestra delivers an exceptional cultural evening that highlights Tokyo’s deep artistic landscape.
Performances take place at the New National Theatre, Opera Palace in Tokyo.
| Ticket Category | Available Seats From – To (JPY) | Available Seats From – To (USD, ref.) |
| S Seat | ¥28,600 – ¥35,000 | $190 – $233 |
| A Seat | ¥24,200 – ¥30,000 | $161 – $200 |
| B Seat | ¥17,050 – ¥22,000 | $113 – $146 |
| C Seat | ¥10,450 – ¥15,000 | $70 – $100 |
| D Seat | ¥7,150 – ¥11,000 | $48 – $73 |
| Ticket Category | Available Seats From – To (JPY) | Available Seats From – To (USD, ref.) |
| S Seat | ¥28,600 – ¥35,000 | $190 – $233 |
| A Seat | ¥24,200 – ¥30,000 | $161 – $200 |
| B Seat | ¥17,050 – ¥22,000 | $113 – $146 |
| C Seat | ¥10,450 – ¥15,000 | $70 – $100 |
| D Seat | ¥7,150 – ¥11,000 | $48 – $73 |
| Ticket Category | Available Seats From – To (JPY) | Available Seats From – To (USD, ref.) |
| S Seat | ¥28,600 – ¥35,000 | $190 – $233 |
| A Seat | ¥24,200 – ¥30,000 | $161 – $200 |
| B Seat | ¥17,050 – ¥22,000 | $113 – $146 |
| C Seat | ¥10,450 – ¥15,000 | $70 – $100 |
| D Seat | ¥7,150 – ¥11,000 | $48 – $73 |
| Ticket Category | Available Seats From – To (JPY) | Available Seats From – To (USD, ref.) |
| S Seat | ¥28,600 – ¥35,000 | $190 – $233 |
| A Seat | ¥24,200 – ¥30,000 | $161 – $200 |
| B Seat | ¥17,050 – ¥22,000 | $113 – $146 |
| C Seat | ¥10,450 – ¥15,000 | $70 – $100 |
| D Seat | ¥7,150 – ¥11,000 | $48 – $73 |
Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand, and are confirm at the time of enquiry.
Ticketing Conditions: Children under school age are not permit entry. Presale tickets are available until 8 September 2026, with general release commencing on 12 September 2026. Paper ticket fulfillment requires local ticketing system processing or physical courier delivery.
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The New National Theatre is located in Hatsudai, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo. It is directly connect to Hatsudai Station on the Keio New Line, just one stop from Shinjuku Station.
Preschool-aged children are not permit entry to this production of The Marriage of Figaro at the Opera Palace.
Jasumo issues paper tickets and arranges secure hand-delivery or local courier service directly to your hotel or Airbnb accommodation in Japan prior to the performance date.
As one of the New National Theatre’s signature productions featuring an acclaimed cast, weekend matinee performances frequently reach full capacity shortly after general release.
The opera is sung in its original Italian language, with Japanese and English supertitles projected on screens beside the stage.
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New National Theatre, Opera Palace (Tokyo)
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