It was an amazing experience. I was lucky enough to participate in the makeup portion of the workshop. It's a memory I will carry with me forever. I highly recommend the workshop if you are interested in learning about this art form.

I attended a Kabuki play here, it was amazing, the costume the backgrounds and the actors really good, they have a caption/translation service which I recommend if you don't speak Japanese. I suggest purchasing single act tickets as the whole play takes hours.

Even if you don’t have tickets for a show, you can still enter the theater from the subway entrance to see the shops and the small gallery on the 5th floor of the Kabuki-za Tower. For an entrance fee of ¥600 (cash only), you can look behind the scenes of Japanese Kabuki to admire a miniature version of the stage, kabuki costumes and props. There is also a small open garden, but not much excitement. Nice place to stop by if you are already in the area.

I came here expecting to visit the Kabukiza Gallery based on all the information on the Google Maps page. However according to the staff the Kabukiza Gallery is permanently closed since Covid. There is literally nothing to see here except some panels. Total waste of time and the people managing this Google Map listing should update the information accordingly.

Nice experience, didn’t really like the anime addition, it doesn’t feel necessary. The outfits are amazing, actors, make up and background are all really cool.