A large-scale theater with over 100 years of history that disseminates various performing arts both domestically and internationally.

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The neo-Renaissance style front facade, also known as the “Arc de Triomphe of Dotonbori,” has been preserved as it is, and the theater was newly built and reopened in 1997 as a theater that can accommodate the theater of the new era.
In order to lead the performing arts of the 21st century, this is one of Japan’s leading theaters that disseminates a wide variety of content throughout the year, including kabuki, contemporary plays, musicals, concerts, and more, both domestically and internationally.

A historic venue that combines Japanese design with a gorgeous Western style

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The first floor has a European theme, with walls and floors finished in Italian marble, while the second floor has a Japanese theme, with seasonal Japanese paintings on display. A theater with a red theme welcomes guests on the third floor. A variety of performances tailored to the event will allow visitors to enjoy a special time.

Audience Seating

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Guests will be welcomed by a historic theater space with a red theme that gives a sense of the extraordinary.

Main Lobby〈2F〉

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Aperitif parties with light meals can also be held in the main lobby on the second floor. Recommended for social gatherings before or after ceremonies or lectures.

Osaka Shochikuza, a new form of ceremony and lecture

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The theater venue can be used for ceremonies, lectures, various presentations, etc. Because Shochikuza presents a wide variety of content throughout the year, such as kabuki and contemporary drama, it is possible to design a variety of events according to the purpose.

Making use of a historic theater

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A venue that allows you to feel the unique charm of a theater that can be used for various scenes. Please feel free to contact us regarding availability or any questions you may have.

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