Murakuniza, located in the precincts of an ancient shrine, was something I wanted to visit at least once, so I went there on Sunday. It's hard to find a parking lot because it's adjacent to a residential area. If you want to park your car, you can park your car in a free parking lot at a nearby temple, but I had a hard time finding any signs to guide the route. I felt that the cooperation with the local government was weak. It's a wonderful power spot, but it's a waste.

I visited on the day of the autumn festival, but unfortunately, although a festival was being held at the shrine next door, there were no programs such as children's kabuki, and it was closed. Originally, it seems that it would have been held on this day, but due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, it has not been possible to hold it yet. I'm sorry.

Murakuniza is a playhouse located in Kakamigahara City, Gifu Prefecture. Located within the precincts of Murakuni Shrine, it was originally a place where plays (Kabuki) dedicated to Murakuni Shrine were performed. It has been designated as an important tangible folk cultural property as the stage for Kagami no Butai. During the Edo period and Meiji period, plays were actively performed by local people in Hida Province, Mino Province (Gifu Prefecture), and many playhouses were built. This village Kuniza is one of them.

It's completely wasteful. It's a hut where you'll want to see what's on display every month.

Parking lot is large There was a free art exhibition going on. There was a power spot and instructions It's a quiet and relaxing atmosphere

It was a really nice atmosphere. I could feel the special atmosphere of the shrine. It was a hot day after the rainy season, but it was cool. I would like to see Kabuki

Traditional Kabuki in Kakamigahara City I am moved by the children's enthusiastic performance.

I came to see the architecture, but there was a karaoke competition going on. It seems to be a place that also serves as a community center.

I visited the Koji Okumura exhibition. His world was full inside Murakuniza.

It's a building that gives you a sense of history. If I have a chance, I would definitely like to see the performance.