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Tickets to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza
Experience Osaka’s theatre history, Kabuki transformations, guided and self-paced tours plus fun quizzes in a unique museum setting.
Explore at your own pace
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Tickets to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza
Experience Osaka’s theatre history, Kabuki transformations, guided and self-paced tours plus fun quizzes in a unique museum setting.
Explore at your own pace
Mobile ticket
Tickets to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza
Experience Osaka’s theatre history, Kabuki transformations, guided and self-paced tours plus fun quizzes in a unique museum setting.
Explore at your own pace
Mobile ticket
Highlights
Uncover Osaka’s 400-year-old theatre roots at Dotonbori Museum Namikiza.
Enjoy a self-guided or guided museum experience with multiple course options.
Experience a live theatrical stage ride and transform into a Kabuki actor.
Test your knowledge with an interactive theatre history quiz.
Learn about Shozo Namiki’s contribution to Japanese theatre.
What’s Included
Entry to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza
30–60 minute museum experience (flexible)
Guided tour in Japanese (optional)
Kabuki costume photo opportunity (optional)
Revolving stage interactive experience (optional)
Multilingual video and quiz (optional)
Your Experience
Step into the World of Japanese Theatre
Begin your cultural adventure at the Dotonbori Museum Namikiza, nestled in the heart of Osaka. This unique museum offers a window into the captivating traditions of Japanese drama, where historic Kabuki and Bunraku stories are brought to life. Explore a remarkable setting that celebrates the golden era of Dotonbori as a vibrant theatre district. Every corner of the museum pays homage to the renowned Kabuki playwright Shozo Namiki and his vision to revive the legacy of local stage arts.
Choose Your Course: Tailored Ways to Explore
Whether you are a theatre aficionado or a curious newcomer to Japanese performing arts, Namikiza provides three engaging options to tailor your visit:
Ikoi Course: Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided exploration at your own pace, soaking in artefacts, costumes and the heritage of Japanese drama.
Taiken Course: Opt for a guided tour in Japanese. Board the revolving stage, experience interactive features, and capture memories by posing in real Kabuki costumes — complete with a photo shoot to take home.
Manabi Course: Watch a concise multilingual video then participate in a quiz show that lets you test your newly acquired knowledge about Shibai-cho’s theatre history and traditional arts like Kabuki and Bunraku.
Interactive Exhibits & Traditions Unveiled
A major highlight is the museum’s interactive Mawari-butai (revolving stage) installation. Here, you can stand where actors once performed spectacular shifts in scene, gaining insight into authentic stagecraft from the Edo period. Fun and educational, each exhibit puts you in direct contact with the mechanics, costumes and charm of Japanese theatre, including stories of historical actors who frequented Dotonbori’s once-famous theatrical streets.
Learn From the Legacy of Shozo Namiki
Discover how Shozo Namiki’s legacy helped shape the world of Kabuki and inspired the theatre revival throughout Osaka. The museum not only honours his achievements, but also dedicates itself to keeping the spirit of Japan’s dramatic traditions alive for future generations to enjoy.
Moments Not to Miss
Dress up like a true Kabuki actor and snap impressive photos, perfect as souvenirs or social media moments.
Participate in the interactive quiz to see how much you know about Japan’s theatrical roots.
View impressive theatre memorabilia and vintage props used in actual productions.
Plan Your Visit
With easy access and flexible tour durations, you can explore as quickly or leisurely as you wish. Engaging guides, multilingual materials and friendly staff make the Namikiza Museum approachable for both first-time visitors and seasoned Japanophiles.
Book your Tickets to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza tickets now!
Please respect opening hours and arrive before the last entry time at 4:30pm
Follow all signage regarding restricted areas and photo policies
Refrain from bringing food or drinks inside exhibition spaces
Children must be supervised at all times within the museum
Is the museum suitable for non-Japanese speakers?
Most displays offer multilingual explanations, but guided tours are in Japanese only.
How long does a typical visit take?
Museum experiences range from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your chosen course and interest level.
Can I take photos inside the museum?
Photography is permitted in specific locations such as the Kabuki costume area. Always confirm signage for restricted areas.
Is there wheelchair accessibility?
Yes, the museum and restrooms are wheelchair accessible.
Last admission is at 4:30pm, so plan to arrive early for a full visit
Some areas and experiences may require understanding Japanese—English support is limited
Wheelchair access and free Wi-Fi are available
Photography is allowed in select photo spots inside the museum
No food or drink is permitted in exhibition areas
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
1 Chome-1-6 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
Highlights
Uncover Osaka’s 400-year-old theatre roots at Dotonbori Museum Namikiza.
Enjoy a self-guided or guided museum experience with multiple course options.
Experience a live theatrical stage ride and transform into a Kabuki actor.
Test your knowledge with an interactive theatre history quiz.
Learn about Shozo Namiki’s contribution to Japanese theatre.
What’s Included
Entry to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza
30–60 minute museum experience (flexible)
Guided tour in Japanese (optional)
Kabuki costume photo opportunity (optional)
Revolving stage interactive experience (optional)
Multilingual video and quiz (optional)
Your Experience
Step into the World of Japanese Theatre
Begin your cultural adventure at the Dotonbori Museum Namikiza, nestled in the heart of Osaka. This unique museum offers a window into the captivating traditions of Japanese drama, where historic Kabuki and Bunraku stories are brought to life. Explore a remarkable setting that celebrates the golden era of Dotonbori as a vibrant theatre district. Every corner of the museum pays homage to the renowned Kabuki playwright Shozo Namiki and his vision to revive the legacy of local stage arts.
Choose Your Course: Tailored Ways to Explore
Whether you are a theatre aficionado or a curious newcomer to Japanese performing arts, Namikiza provides three engaging options to tailor your visit:
Ikoi Course: Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided exploration at your own pace, soaking in artefacts, costumes and the heritage of Japanese drama.
Taiken Course: Opt for a guided tour in Japanese. Board the revolving stage, experience interactive features, and capture memories by posing in real Kabuki costumes — complete with a photo shoot to take home.
Manabi Course: Watch a concise multilingual video then participate in a quiz show that lets you test your newly acquired knowledge about Shibai-cho’s theatre history and traditional arts like Kabuki and Bunraku.
Interactive Exhibits & Traditions Unveiled
A major highlight is the museum’s interactive Mawari-butai (revolving stage) installation. Here, you can stand where actors once performed spectacular shifts in scene, gaining insight into authentic stagecraft from the Edo period. Fun and educational, each exhibit puts you in direct contact with the mechanics, costumes and charm of Japanese theatre, including stories of historical actors who frequented Dotonbori’s once-famous theatrical streets.
Learn From the Legacy of Shozo Namiki
Discover how Shozo Namiki’s legacy helped shape the world of Kabuki and inspired the theatre revival throughout Osaka. The museum not only honours his achievements, but also dedicates itself to keeping the spirit of Japan’s dramatic traditions alive for future generations to enjoy.
Moments Not to Miss
Dress up like a true Kabuki actor and snap impressive photos, perfect as souvenirs or social media moments.
Participate in the interactive quiz to see how much you know about Japan’s theatrical roots.
View impressive theatre memorabilia and vintage props used in actual productions.
Plan Your Visit
With easy access and flexible tour durations, you can explore as quickly or leisurely as you wish. Engaging guides, multilingual materials and friendly staff make the Namikiza Museum approachable for both first-time visitors and seasoned Japanophiles.
Book your Tickets to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza tickets now!
Please respect opening hours and arrive before the last entry time at 4:30pm
Follow all signage regarding restricted areas and photo policies
Refrain from bringing food or drinks inside exhibition spaces
Children must be supervised at all times within the museum
Is the museum suitable for non-Japanese speakers?
Most displays offer multilingual explanations, but guided tours are in Japanese only.
How long does a typical visit take?
Museum experiences range from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your chosen course and interest level.
Can I take photos inside the museum?
Photography is permitted in specific locations such as the Kabuki costume area. Always confirm signage for restricted areas.
Is there wheelchair accessibility?
Yes, the museum and restrooms are wheelchair accessible.
Last admission is at 4:30pm, so plan to arrive early for a full visit
Some areas and experiences may require understanding Japanese—English support is limited
Wheelchair access and free Wi-Fi are available
Photography is allowed in select photo spots inside the museum
No food or drink is permitted in exhibition areas
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
1 Chome-1-6 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
Highlights
Uncover Osaka’s 400-year-old theatre roots at Dotonbori Museum Namikiza.
Enjoy a self-guided or guided museum experience with multiple course options.
Experience a live theatrical stage ride and transform into a Kabuki actor.
Test your knowledge with an interactive theatre history quiz.
Learn about Shozo Namiki’s contribution to Japanese theatre.
What’s Included
Entry to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza
30–60 minute museum experience (flexible)
Guided tour in Japanese (optional)
Kabuki costume photo opportunity (optional)
Revolving stage interactive experience (optional)
Multilingual video and quiz (optional)
Your Experience
Step into the World of Japanese Theatre
Begin your cultural adventure at the Dotonbori Museum Namikiza, nestled in the heart of Osaka. This unique museum offers a window into the captivating traditions of Japanese drama, where historic Kabuki and Bunraku stories are brought to life. Explore a remarkable setting that celebrates the golden era of Dotonbori as a vibrant theatre district. Every corner of the museum pays homage to the renowned Kabuki playwright Shozo Namiki and his vision to revive the legacy of local stage arts.
Choose Your Course: Tailored Ways to Explore
Whether you are a theatre aficionado or a curious newcomer to Japanese performing arts, Namikiza provides three engaging options to tailor your visit:
Ikoi Course: Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided exploration at your own pace, soaking in artefacts, costumes and the heritage of Japanese drama.
Taiken Course: Opt for a guided tour in Japanese. Board the revolving stage, experience interactive features, and capture memories by posing in real Kabuki costumes — complete with a photo shoot to take home.
Manabi Course: Watch a concise multilingual video then participate in a quiz show that lets you test your newly acquired knowledge about Shibai-cho’s theatre history and traditional arts like Kabuki and Bunraku.
Interactive Exhibits & Traditions Unveiled
A major highlight is the museum’s interactive Mawari-butai (revolving stage) installation. Here, you can stand where actors once performed spectacular shifts in scene, gaining insight into authentic stagecraft from the Edo period. Fun and educational, each exhibit puts you in direct contact with the mechanics, costumes and charm of Japanese theatre, including stories of historical actors who frequented Dotonbori’s once-famous theatrical streets.
Learn From the Legacy of Shozo Namiki
Discover how Shozo Namiki’s legacy helped shape the world of Kabuki and inspired the theatre revival throughout Osaka. The museum not only honours his achievements, but also dedicates itself to keeping the spirit of Japan’s dramatic traditions alive for future generations to enjoy.
Moments Not to Miss
Dress up like a true Kabuki actor and snap impressive photos, perfect as souvenirs or social media moments.
Participate in the interactive quiz to see how much you know about Japan’s theatrical roots.
View impressive theatre memorabilia and vintage props used in actual productions.
Plan Your Visit
With easy access and flexible tour durations, you can explore as quickly or leisurely as you wish. Engaging guides, multilingual materials and friendly staff make the Namikiza Museum approachable for both first-time visitors and seasoned Japanophiles.
Book your Tickets to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza tickets now!
Last admission is at 4:30pm, so plan to arrive early for a full visit
Some areas and experiences may require understanding Japanese—English support is limited
Wheelchair access and free Wi-Fi are available
Photography is allowed in select photo spots inside the museum
No food or drink is permitted in exhibition areas
Please respect opening hours and arrive before the last entry time at 4:30pm
Follow all signage regarding restricted areas and photo policies
Refrain from bringing food or drinks inside exhibition spaces
Children must be supervised at all times within the museum
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
1 Chome-1-6 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
Highlights
Uncover Osaka’s 400-year-old theatre roots at Dotonbori Museum Namikiza.
Enjoy a self-guided or guided museum experience with multiple course options.
Experience a live theatrical stage ride and transform into a Kabuki actor.
Test your knowledge with an interactive theatre history quiz.
Learn about Shozo Namiki’s contribution to Japanese theatre.
What’s Included
Entry to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza
30–60 minute museum experience (flexible)
Guided tour in Japanese (optional)
Kabuki costume photo opportunity (optional)
Revolving stage interactive experience (optional)
Multilingual video and quiz (optional)
Your Experience
Step into the World of Japanese Theatre
Begin your cultural adventure at the Dotonbori Museum Namikiza, nestled in the heart of Osaka. This unique museum offers a window into the captivating traditions of Japanese drama, where historic Kabuki and Bunraku stories are brought to life. Explore a remarkable setting that celebrates the golden era of Dotonbori as a vibrant theatre district. Every corner of the museum pays homage to the renowned Kabuki playwright Shozo Namiki and his vision to revive the legacy of local stage arts.
Choose Your Course: Tailored Ways to Explore
Whether you are a theatre aficionado or a curious newcomer to Japanese performing arts, Namikiza provides three engaging options to tailor your visit:
Ikoi Course: Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided exploration at your own pace, soaking in artefacts, costumes and the heritage of Japanese drama.
Taiken Course: Opt for a guided tour in Japanese. Board the revolving stage, experience interactive features, and capture memories by posing in real Kabuki costumes — complete with a photo shoot to take home.
Manabi Course: Watch a concise multilingual video then participate in a quiz show that lets you test your newly acquired knowledge about Shibai-cho’s theatre history and traditional arts like Kabuki and Bunraku.
Interactive Exhibits & Traditions Unveiled
A major highlight is the museum’s interactive Mawari-butai (revolving stage) installation. Here, you can stand where actors once performed spectacular shifts in scene, gaining insight into authentic stagecraft from the Edo period. Fun and educational, each exhibit puts you in direct contact with the mechanics, costumes and charm of Japanese theatre, including stories of historical actors who frequented Dotonbori’s once-famous theatrical streets.
Learn From the Legacy of Shozo Namiki
Discover how Shozo Namiki’s legacy helped shape the world of Kabuki and inspired the theatre revival throughout Osaka. The museum not only honours his achievements, but also dedicates itself to keeping the spirit of Japan’s dramatic traditions alive for future generations to enjoy.
Moments Not to Miss
Dress up like a true Kabuki actor and snap impressive photos, perfect as souvenirs or social media moments.
Participate in the interactive quiz to see how much you know about Japan’s theatrical roots.
View impressive theatre memorabilia and vintage props used in actual productions.
Plan Your Visit
With easy access and flexible tour durations, you can explore as quickly or leisurely as you wish. Engaging guides, multilingual materials and friendly staff make the Namikiza Museum approachable for both first-time visitors and seasoned Japanophiles.
Book your Tickets to Dotonbori Museum Namikiza tickets now!
Last admission is at 4:30pm, so plan to arrive early for a full visit
Some areas and experiences may require understanding Japanese—English support is limited
Wheelchair access and free Wi-Fi are available
Photography is allowed in select photo spots inside the museum
No food or drink is permitted in exhibition areas
Please respect opening hours and arrive before the last entry time at 4:30pm
Follow all signage regarding restricted areas and photo policies
Refrain from bringing food or drinks inside exhibition spaces
Children must be supervised at all times within the museum
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
1 Chome-1-6 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
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