New National Theatre, Tokyo — Attraction in Tokyo

A modern, large, impeccable facility to watch Opera, Classic, Theatre and Musicals. They show quite varied repertory of spectacles and plays. Even if you do not understand japanese, there are musical concerts that may suit your taste. They also have a lot of japanese interpretation of foreign plays. If you want for some underground, experimental theatre, I will go to Shimokitazawa.

To access here, take the train until Hatsudai Station of Keio line, or it is a 15min taxi drive from Shinjuku station if you can afford it, since taxis are a bit expensive. There is also a restaurant on the 53th floor if you feel like it (but I would go instead for a small restaurant in the nearby Hatsudai...

I had a wonderful time at the National Theatre Tokyo, where I watched "La boheme." The experience was fantastic, and I particularly loved my seating space in the balcony. Not only did it offer a great view of the stage, but it also provided a unique perspective of the performance.

What impressed me even more was the price of the tickets, which were much cheaper compared to European theaters. Despite the affordability, the quality of the production and the overall experience were top-notch.

If you're looking for a remarkable theater experience without breaking the bank, the National Theatre Tokyo is the place to go. I highly recommend catching a show here if you...

One of Japan’s 21st Century national icons which houses “Opera Palace” and other multiple play, music, art and museum facilities, not to mention the fabulous commercial malls and top enterprises’ offices throughout the vast complex. It’s directly connected to Hatsudai Underground Station, or, you can use bus from Shinjuku Station (West exit) or your own foot (30 mins).

Some premium event admissions as well as all good seats in the all theatres are very expensive, sometimes above the satisfaction from the experience to an ignorant poor downtowner like me. However, still such money needs splashed on if you have time and place for enriching life… well, I just said...