Roppongi Hills

Tadaki Hashimoto, “Noh workshop Maibayashi ‘Takasago’ – When a ritual becomes a celebration for the future – ” Roppongi Hills Programs

[Date]: 10/1 (Sun)
Workshop 13:00-13:50
Maibayashi 14:00-14:30

[Place]: Roppongi Hills Arena

[Participation fee]: Free (Workshop participants must apply in advance)

Noh is considered the oldest form of theater in the world, and has taken its current form about 650 year ago. The workshop by Noh actor Tadaki Hashimoto will allow participants to experience various Noh postures such as suriashi (sliding feet), as well as view a performance of the famous “Takasago”, a play historically performed in celebratory occasions, in a gallant maibayashi form. Experience the pleasant and exciting world of Noh.

[Note] Details will be posted on the official website.

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Tadaki Hashimoto

Born in Kyoto in 1974, Tadaki Hashimoto is the oldest son of Kanze-ryu Shite Isomichi Hashimoto.
He graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts with a degree from the Faculty of Music.
Hashimoto studied Noh under Yusetsu Katayama(Living national treasure)& Katayama Kuroemon.
He began organizing Noh performances at bars and outdoors to promote the art to a younger audience. Outside of performing nationally and internationally, he works with children at schools to give them a direct and authentic interaction with the art.