Asakusa Kagekijo

3 minutes' walk from Asakusa Station on Tsukuba Express Line
5 minutes' walk from Asakusa Station on Ginza Line, Asakusa Line, and Tobu Skytree Line
※There is no parking lot available, so please use the nearby parking lot.
※Please be aware that around the roads are very congested on Saturdays and Sundays due to horse racing and events.

Asakusa Kagekijo (Flower Theater) is where Asakusa Hanayashiki, which was opened since 1853, the end of Edo era, presents a variety of entertainment such as works that fuse traditional Japanese culture with contemporary culture, concerts performed by popular artists, martial arts, etc. Learning from the history of Asakusa, the birthplace of entertainment, the inheritance and fostering of tradition and creating and exchanging new values are coming out through entertainment.

Four-story building with a total area of 1,362㎡.
It has a stage, arena seats on the second floor, and balcony seats on the third and fourth floors, and It is a three-dimensional multi-purpose hall that features a flexible hall layout from a 120-seat party to an all-standing capacity of 450 people.

It is available for a wide range of purposes including plays, live performances, talk shows, martial arts, e-Sports competitions, exhibitions, product presentations, parties, and seminars.
In addition, there is a separated entrance so that it can be run independently from 'Asakusa Hanayashiki'. The piloti section on the first floor of the building is made up of seats for 'Asakusa Hanayashiki' open stage, so you can enjoy the event comfortably even when it rains.