Kabuki Talk and Luncheon Event in Nagoya Hosted by Expert Kentaro Okuda
Nagoya-born Kabuki Sommelier Kentaro Okuda will host a cultural talk and luncheon at the high-end Japanese restaurant Kaguraya, focusing on traditional performing arts.
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Event Title: Lunch & Kabuki Talk Session (Nagoya Okuda-kai)
Date and Time: Thursday, July 2, 12:00 PM – 2:30 PM (Reception starts at 11:30 AM)
Venue: Kaguraya (1-10-6 Higashisakura, Higashi-ku, Nagoya City)
Details: The event includes a Japanese course lunch, dessert, coffee or matcha, and a specialized Kabuki lecture.
Participation Fee: 8,000 yen
Located near the Nagoya TV Tower, Kaguraya provides a refined Japanese setting away from the urban bustle. This event offers participants the opportunity to enjoy a high-quality meal alongside a lecture by Kentaro Okuda, Japan's only 'Kabuki Sommelier' and a native of Nagoya.
The inaugural session is scheduled during the rainy season. Accordingly, the lecture will focus on the theme of 'Rain and Umbrellas' as depicted in Kabuki performances, presented in a sophisticated yet accessible manner.
The organizers have stated that the event is open to everyone, including long-time Kabuki enthusiasts, beginners, and those who have never seen a performance. The talk aims to be engaging and friendly for all attendees.
Registration is required in advance by telephone: 052-971-6203.
Date and Time: Thursday, July 2, 12:00 PM – 2:30 PM (Reception starts at 11:30 AM)
Venue: Kaguraya (1-10-6 Higashisakura, Higashi-ku, Nagoya City)
Details: The event includes a Japanese course lunch, dessert, coffee or matcha, and a specialized Kabuki lecture.
Participation Fee: 8,000 yen
Located near the Nagoya TV Tower, Kaguraya provides a refined Japanese setting away from the urban bustle. This event offers participants the opportunity to enjoy a high-quality meal alongside a lecture by Kentaro Okuda, Japan's only 'Kabuki Sommelier' and a native of Nagoya.
The inaugural session is scheduled during the rainy season. Accordingly, the lecture will focus on the theme of 'Rain and Umbrellas' as depicted in Kabuki performances, presented in a sophisticated yet accessible manner.
The organizers have stated that the event is open to everyone, including long-time Kabuki enthusiasts, beginners, and those who have never seen a performance. The talk aims to be engaging and friendly for all attendees.
Registration is required in advance by telephone: 052-971-6203.
FAQ
Who is Kentaro Okuda?
He is Japan's only 'Kabuki Sommelier,' an expert dedicated to making the traditional art of Kabuki accessible to the public through lectures and commentary.
Is the event suitable for those with no prior knowledge of Kabuki?
Yes, the event is designed to be welcoming for beginners and those who have never watched Kabuki before.
What is the specific theme of the first talk?
The theme for the first session is 'Rain and Umbrellas' in Kabuki, reflecting the seasonal atmosphere of the rainy season.