Add a review of the New National Theater of Tokyo

The New National Theater of Tokyo (which everyone is usually called funny and simply NNTT from the abbreviation NNTT - New National Theater Tokyo) - the main temple of Melpomene in the country, the leading national Center for Performing Arts, where they put not only opera or ballet, but also serious dramas and modern dance. This is the "cultural mecca" of the capital of Japan, located in the heart of the bright and cheerful district of Shinjuku.

The building that appeared on the "face" of Tokyo in February 1997 can be called one of the best theaters in the world. And not only thanks to ultra-modern stage equipment, but also because of first-class performances. Play and perform here are considered honorable by many stars from all over the world. In addition to the scenes in general, there is a video library and an open-air video library and library, an exhibition of costumes and decorations and even shops in NNT-Ti. Moreover, it is possible to walk through all this splendor with a professional guide during the excursion.

As for the stage itself, the audience has a lot to choose from: NTT-Ti unites the Opera Theater for 1814 seats, the Drama Theater for 1038 and a small room called The Pit for 468 seats.
NNT unites the Opera House for 1814 seats, the Drama Theater for 1,038 spectators and a small room called The Pit ) for 468.

It is said that the biggest crowds of spectators with inspired faces rush to the local ballet, which is legendary Asami Maki, dancer and choreographed. Under her leadership, the theater relies on Russian, British and French ballet traditions, therefore it is possible to enjoy the dance of talented Svetlana Zakharova or genius Denis Matvienko as often as the performance of the Japanese maestro.

Opera in NNTT

Coordinates

Address: 1-1-1 Honmachi, Shibuya, Tokyo

How to get: The nearest metro station is Hatsudai (Keio New Line), follow the directions for Central Exit. In addition, you can get there by buses, the nearest stop is called Shin Kokuritsugekijo, Keio buses come here under the numbers Shibuya No. 61, Shibuya No. 63, Shibuya No. 66 and Toei buses under Shibuya No. 66.