This facility dedicated to Noh theater is located where the Kanagawa Prefectural Library and Music Hall are located. As of January 2024, it is currently closed for renovation.

In addition to Noh, performances of Ryukyuan performing arts and Japanese dance are also held. There is an exhibition corner and a rest room on the second floor. It seems that the break room is not always open during breaks. There are drink vending machines on the premises.

It opened in 1996, but the Noh stage is a relocated version of the ``Old Shomei Noh Stage'' built in 1875. It is operated by Yokohama City Arts and Culture Foundation, an affiliated organization of Yokohama City. The location is 15 minutes walk from Sakuragicho Station on the JR Negishi Line. It is located next to a park on a hill called Kabeyama Park. We will go up a fairly steep slope called Momijizaka. The altitude is approximately 27m.

I wanted to see Mansai Nomura's Noh play, so I saw his work on Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. It was very good. The inside of the facility was also very clean, and the building was very welcoming and clean, making it feel comfortable.

I attended a meeting of Mansaku and Mansai. Mansaku-sama's kyōgen movements were amazing, and you wouldn't believe he was 91 years old! I am very satisfied with the stage performance of my three grandchildren.

Always interesting performances by top actors in Japan. Kyogen shows are my favorite

Yokohama Kyogendo is held every second Sunday at Yokohama Noh Theater. The cost is 2,000 yen, and even beginners of Kyogen can enjoy this performance. Added on December 12, 2020 Yokohama Noh Theater will begin a two-year renovation project starting next year.

Wonderful facility, but Obasute was the slowest Noh play I've ever seen!

I used to go there often before the coronavirus, but it's been a while. This is There is a facility tour day. There are easy-to-understand explanations even for first-timers. Even though I went there for the first time in a while, I had fun watching it. There is also a library nearby where you can spend some relaxing time. Visit Iseyama Kotai Shrine It's also nice to visit Nogeyama Zoo, which has free admission.

There is a stage for Izumi-ryu. I watched my friend's Japanese dance performance in a very nice place, and the theme and plan were wonderful. It was easy to understand for me as well as for beginners.