Tickets for the 41st Inagi Yose are now on sale!

Overview of the event

This year's Inagi Yose, which marks its 41st anniversary, will feature rakugo by Yanagiya Kyotaro, the foremost "two-sword style of rakugo" of the modern era, both classic and new, stand-up comedy by Nezutchi, well known for his riddle "Totonomashita!", and storytelling by Takarai Kotozuru, who has taken on a famous stage name and is increasingly acclaimed as a serious performer.

date and time

Saturday, November 30, 2020
2pm to 4:30pm (doors open at 1:30pm)

venue

Central Cultural Center Hall

Performer

(Rakugo) Kyotaro Yanagiya (Monologue) Nezutchi (Rakugo) Karyu Sanshotei (Storytelling) Kotozo Takarai (Rakugo) Shunputei Kakehashi

Admission fee

2,000 yen (unreserved seating)
For online sales, a separate payment fee of 77 yen will be charged.

Admission ticket sales

Online <br id="3"/>Sales will begin at 10:00 on Friday, October 18th via the application form below.
Central Community Center Ticket Counter <br id="7"/>Tickets will be sold only if there are any remaining tickets, from November 1st (Friday) to November 29th (Friday) from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Please note that tickets are not sold on the first, third and fifth Mondays of each month, on Sundays and on public holidays.

Notes

• Each admission ticket is valid only for the date and time specified by the person.
• If you are a wheelchair user or require a sign language interpreter, please contact us before the day of the event to ensure smooth guidance. Accompanying persons will also need an admission ticket.
• Transfer or resale of admission tickets for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited.
• Photography and recording are prohibited. Please note that staff may take photographs for record purposes during the performance.
• Eating and drinking inside the seats is not allowed.
• We apologize for the inconvenience, but we do not allow preschool children to enter.
• Parking is limited, so please use public transportation.
• If you do not follow the staff's instructions, you may be asked to leave.