Head of Kanze-style Noh school bids farewell to theater in Tokyo

Head of Kanze-style Noh school bids farewell to theater in Tokyo

Kiyokazu Kanze (4th from L), head of the Kanze-style Noh school, speaks during a ceremony held at the Kanze Nohgaku Theater in Tokyo's Shibuya district on March 30, 2015, to mark its closure after 43 years serving as the centerpiece of the school. A new theater is planned to open in a building due to be constructed in Ginza, also in Tokyo, in 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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