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歌Ka
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舞bu
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伎ki
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座za
Have you ever been to see Kabuki at this theater?
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These guys dont look worried at all. I hope they dont fall.
It’s such a beautiful building. Kinda sad that it’s gonna be demolished to build something else.
nice array of paint colors here
Looks alot like the Kadokawa shoten logo doesn’t it ?
Kabukiza is connected with Shochiku http://www.shochiku.co.jp/index.html
See also http://www.kabuki-bito.jp/
Cute fellow ! Tough it must get very hot inside that suit on a typical Tokyo summer day.
Gotta go tomorrow to Ginza and snap some pics of Kabuki-za.
yes, get there before it is too late!
Went yesterday and took some pics of Kabuki-Za as well as Ginza. Shame to see such a great building torn down.
That’s so sad that it’s being torn down.
It’s sad to learn that the Kabukiza Theatre will be demolished ! I’m glad I managed to get pictures of it last year. And it was indeed impossible to fit the whole building into the viewfinder ! 🙂
I think he might be a horse.
That is heartbreaking they are replacing it. What a beautiful building. I wish I could make it there in time to see it.