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An early example of a full Noh stage built indoors, bridge and painted pine and all.
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Otsuki Noh Theater is a Noh theater in Chuo Ward, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture. Considering the musical qualities of Noh, it is characterized by traditional techniques such as setting large jars in the ground under the stage floor, setting reverberation time at about 1 second; regular seats number 502 (70 auxiliary seats). It is operated by the Otsuki Noh Theater public interest incorporated foundation (chairman Otsuki Bunzo). It also takes part in the "Osaka Theater Park" concept (coordination between theaters and halls clustered around Osaka Castle) put forward by the Kansai Economic Federation.
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Founded / opened：1935 Highlights / collection：Indoor Noh stage, Noh masks and costumes Genre：Architecture, Sculpture
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