A full-scale noh performance held on the noh stage at Ohtsuki Noh Theatre, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property (structure). Japanese and English audio guides are available for all seats.

In the luxurious Yamamoto Noh Threatre, a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, noh performance will be held with a Japanese-English bilingual host, commentaries, and subtitles. In addition, for the audiences to have a deeper understanding of noh, phone apps and 3D Noh masks will be used to introduce noh from multiple perspectives. Tea ceremony experience will also be held in the tearoom on the second floor, a great opportunity for the guests to experience the spirit of hospitality unique to Japan.

A rare opportunity to experience noh, kyogen, and hayashi (hands-on experiences involving the noh flute, small hand drum, large hand drum, and stick drum) under the guidance of professionals. English interpreter will be available. During lunch time, the guests will have the chance to listen to koto performance while enjoying matcha green tea and Shokado bento box lunch, among other Japanese cultural experiences.