Not sure which kabuki play to watch first? This ranked list of 10 plays covers everything from total beginners to KOKUHO movie fans.

What and where to eat during a kabuki intermission at Kabukiza: restaurants, bento rules, box-seat menus, and the famous Medetai-yaki snack.

A complete guide to Kabukiza's seating levels — 1st floor intensity, 2nd floor sightlines, 3rd floor value, sajiki boxes, and the makumi single-act seats.

Ōmukō is kabuki's tradition of shouting an actor's yago from the audience. Learn what it means, major yago names, timing, and etiquette.

Onnagata is kabuki's tradition of male actors specializing in female roles. Learn its history, techniques, sub-types, and the actors who define it today.

Sagi Musume's haunting dance in the movie KOKUHO isn't a coincidence. Here's why this specific kabuki piece mirrors the film's themes of beauty and obsession.

A complete overview of kabuki's defining features: mie, kumadori, the hanamichi runway, the revolving stage, live music, and lavish costume.

What Is Sekai no Hana Musubu Kotonoha? (Overview) Cho-Kabuki, born from the Niconico Chokaigi event at Makuhari Messe in April 2016, is a new form of theatrical entertainment that fuses classical Kabuki with cutting-edge technology. Usin...

What Is Cho-Kabuki? If you think kabuki looks difficult or intimidating, Cho-Kabuki may completely change that impression. Cho-Kabuki is a modern form of kabuki that blends traditional Japanese theater, cutting-edge digital technology, a...

Hanakurabe Senbon Zakura (今昔饗宴千本桜) is a spectacular Cho-Kabuki production that combines the world of the classical Kabuki masterpiece Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura with the famous Vocaloid song Senbonzakura, featuring Hatsune Miku. Cho...