Hachioji Kuruma Ningyo: The Koryu Nishikawa Troupe
A unique form of Japanese puppet theatre where a single puppeteer sits on a wheeled box to manipulate life-like puppets with both hands and feet.
A unique form of Japanese puppet theatre where a single puppeteer sits on a wheeled box to manipulate life-like puppets with both hands and feet.
A powerful solo Noh performance about the atomic bomb tragedy at Urakami Cathedral, written by Tomio Tada and performed by Kanji Shimizu.
A collaboration between American puppet artist Tom Lee and Master Puppeteer Koryu Nishikawa V using traditional and contemporary kuruma ningyo technique.
A renowned Noh performing organization led by Kanze Tetsunojo family, preserving classical repertory while exploring new possibilities.
Contemporary Noh works exploring the art form's potential through modern practice and study.