BUNRAKU avec Audio Guide à Toyocho,Tokyo
Description
Le bunraku est l'un des arts théâtraux traditionnels pour adultes représentatifs du Japon, inscrit sur la Liste représentative du patrimoine culturel immatériel de l'humanité de l'UNESCO. Il s’agit d’une forme étroitement collaborative qui synchronise récitation narrative, musique shamisen et marionnettes en performance. La récitation d'histoires par un narrateur laissant éclater sa voix de toutes ses forces, le son dynamique et délicat du shamisen, et les beaux mouvements des marionnettes étonnent le public. Doté de ce style unique exceptionnel, le Bunraku est loué comme des arts de théâtre de marionnettes très sophistiqués dans le monde. Audio Guide Anglais inclus, rendant la performance facile à comprendre. Nous vous invitons à profiter de cette occasion pour profiter de BUNRAKU!
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Itinéraire
Vous assisterez à un spectacle de Bunraku (théâtre traditionnel de marionnettes Japonais) au Koto Cultural Centre Hall (Toyocho, Tokyo). 「Découvrez le BunrakuーBunraku Performance for Beginnersー」 : Performance traditionnelle de marionnettes Japonaises. Audio Guide Anglais inclus, rendant la performance facile à comprendre. *Le temps est estimé et peut varier. *Veuillez prévoir beaucoup de temps pour retirer vos billets.
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Si vous venez en fauteuil roulant, veuillez nous contacter dès que possible afin que nous puissions vous fournir des sièges accessibles aux fauteuils roulants.
Avis(5)
My husband and I loved the bunraku and the audio guide was extremely helpful.
We enjoyed this immensely. The audio guide was essential for us to appreciate it. It provided us with a bona fide visit to a side of Japanese culture that we would otherwise have missed.
Dear Guest, Thank you very much for coming to our Bunraku performance. We are very pleased to hear that you enjoyed the Bunraku performance, including the English audio guide. We look forward to seeing you again. National Theatre Japan
This is a lesser known Japanese type of theatre. The puppets were exquisite and I could follow the story with the complimentary English audio guide.
Dear Guest, Thank you very much for coming to our Bunraku performance. We are very pleased to hear that you enjoyed the Bunraku performance, including the story. We look forward to seeing you again. National Theatre Japan
What an incredible performance to have been able to experience. The nuance conveyed not just by the puppeteers but also (and in fact especially) the narrator was incredible. We were taken on a journey that was every bit as immersive as any other art form that I've experienced. It was supported with audio narration for English speakers that provided enough information to understand context, including many subtleties, without being intrusive on the incredible performance in front of us. If you're coming to Japan to experience traditional Japanese culture, you should not miss this.
Dear Guest, Thank you very much for coming to our Bunraku performance. We are delighted to hear that you were able to fully enjoy the world of Bunraku, including not only the puppets but also the tayu(narrator) and shamisen. We look forward to seeing you again. National Theatre Japan
Had heard about Bunraku and wanted to see it for myself. A lovely theatre, a special performance, and an interesting theatrical event. It was made all the more special because of the earphones that transcribed the story into English for me. The large puppets controlled by men in black were operated smoothly, beautifully, well-done. Liked the music, too. A different theatrical experience for someone from the U.S. who has never seen anything like it.
