Space Rentals
Noh Theater
This traditional Noh theater is built inside the Museum's main building. It has a cedar-bark-thatched roof in the hip-and-gable style, and the stage is constructed entirely in cedar.
The kagami-ita (painted wall panel) is designed by Matsuno Hideyo, a renowned artist of Japanese painting. The theater has been built to showcase the exquisite traditional Japanese performing art Noh, and it hosts performances of different schools of Noh regularly. The stage pillars are removable, allowing the space to be used for a variety of performances, recitals and art-related and other lectures. It also has facilities for simultaneous interpretation, and can be used for international conferences and symposia.
The theater seats 501.
The kagami-ita (painted wall panel) is designed by Matsuno Hideyo, a renowned artist of Japanese painting. The theater has been built to showcase the exquisite traditional Japanese performing art Noh, and it hosts performances of different schools of Noh regularly. The stage pillars are removable, allowing the space to be used for a variety of performances, recitals and art-related and other lectures. It also has facilities for simultaneous interpretation, and can be used for international conferences and symposia.
The theater seats 501.
| Day | Entire facility | Backstage rooms only | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All-day | Hourly | Backstage rooms (1 to 3) | Dress-fitting room | ||
| Non-business | Weekdays | 90,000 yen | 18,000 yen | 7,000 yen per room per hour | 9,000 yen per hour |
| Weekend/holidays | ￥180,000 yen | 36,000 yen | |||
| Business event | Day of event The day before / the next day | Use of the facilities for rehearsals and/or post-event removal on adjacent days are charged at the above rates. | |||
| Day of event | 360,000 yen | 72,000 yen | |||
Facilities
- Seating capacity: 501
- Backstage rooms: 5
- Stage pillars may be removed.
- Interpretation facility (up to three languages) available.
Inquiries
Noh Theater, MOA Museum of Art
TEL 0557-84-2500
Use for commercial filming
Past use in filming and television productions
| 2019 | BS11 | Japanese Art Galleries that enticed the French artists |
| 2019 | BS Fuji Television | Yagi Akiko talk show on museums |
| 2020 | BS Nippon TV | Art Museums |
| 2020 | NHK Educational TV | Sunday Galleries |
Applications and Inquiries
MOA Museum of Art accepts filming requests for press coverage and other media activities intended to introduce the museum. For filming related to movies, TV dramas, magazines, and similar productions, please contact the Public Relations of MOA Museum of Art.
Please note that we may not be able to accommodate all requests depending on their content.
MOA Museum of Art
Public Relations
TEL 0557-84-2567