• The wonderful performing arts of the Imperial Court in Japan and Korea will perform together!
• In this performance commemorating the 60th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and Korea, Japanese “Kumiodori” and Korean “Jongmyo Jeryeak” will be performed.
• KUMIODORI (1st photo) is a wonderful form of theatre that combines Okinawan dialogue, music and acting.
• JONGMYO JERYEAK (2nd photo) is a Korean ritual music that includes song and dance, and is performed at the Jongmyo Temple, where successive kings of the Joseon Dynasty are enshrined.
• There are many highlights, such as vivid costumes and various musical instruments, and the powerful performance by a large group of people is especially a must-see!
• Both are a co-starring performance of the performing arts of the imperial court, which are both considered UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage!
• We look forward to welcoming you!

You will see a Kumiodori and Jongmyo Jeryeak performance at Bunkyo Civic Hall (Korakuen/Kasuga, Tokyo). We will provide you the 1st class seat ticket! *The time is estimates and could vary. *Audio guide : Not available. *Subtitles : Available in English, Korean, and Japanese.Please download the application to your smartphone or tablet at the venue. *English synopsis is available. Please ask at the reception desk.