Kaiyo

Noh Mai is a unique dance style with Japanese background music which is performed with traditional lutes and drums. Sometimes vocals are incorporated, too.
This dance is often choreographed to tell a story, and usually, these are traditional and well known Japanese fables. Performers wear many colorful costumes and sometimes perform with masks too.


Kabuki is perhaps one of the most famous dances within Japanese traditional entertainment. Specifically, Kabuki is a ‘dance drama’, incorporating dancing, singing, acting, and art.
Kabuki is performed mostly at special Kabuki theaters, of which there are many in the country. Kabuki shows often tell a story about Japanese history, lifestyle, and society, and can give visitors to the country a really authentic experience and insight into some aspects of Japan they may not find out anywhere else.