The 10th Ogikikukai

The 10th Ogikikukai

"Ogikikukai," a Japanese dance recital cherished as an event rooted in Asakusa, is now celebrating its milestone 10th performance. Organized by the Bando school, this recital is a special stage where performers who have devoted themselves to practice show off the fruits of their daily training, and with each edition it has drawn growing attention from performing arts fans in the local community. As this is the landmark tenth edition, the performance promises to look back on the journey so far while raising hopes for the future.

The venue is divided into the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors. Unreserved seating on the 1st floor requires a paid ticket, while the 2nd and 3rd floor seats are open free of charge, so you can easily drop in and experience the world of Japanese dance.

Japanese dance, woven from graceful movements and refined gestures, has a charm that quietly draws in those who watch it. Whether you are familiar with traditional performing arts or seeing Japanese dance for the first time, Ogikikukai's carefully crafted stage is sure to offer new discoveries. Set in Asakusa, it is expected to be a luxurious time to fully savor the atmosphere of traditional Japan.

Why not visit the venue on an autumn day and take in the many dances that will adorn this 10th milestone?