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Welcome to the stages of
SHIKI

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FROZEN

It is the story of two sisters who let themselves go with true love

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*Children age three and up on the day of the performance are required to have a ticket (no lap seat policy)/Children under three are not admitted.

The Lion King

The Lion King is an epic musical that plays out under the brightly-shining sun on the plains of Africa, around its central theme: The Circle of Life.

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*Children age three and up on the day of the performance are required to have a ticket (no lap seat policy)/Children under three are not admitted.

Aladdin

A young man, a princess, and a genie set on a quest for freedom and the future – Their destiny drawn together by the Magic Lamp!

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*Children age three and up on the day of the performance are required to have a ticket (no lap seat policy)/Children under three are not admitted.

CATS

Open the door to the auditorium and enter the world of CATS

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*Children age three and up on the day of the performance are required to have a ticket (no lap seat policy)/Children under three are not admitted.

The Boy and the Beast

Director Mamoru Hosoda’s “The Boy and the Beast” Now on stage as the biggest new original musical in the history of Shiki Theatre Company!

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*Children age three and up on the day of the performance are required to have a ticket (no lap seat policy)/Children under three are not admitted.

The Phantom of the Opera

The ultimate love story brought back to life with the beautiful melodies by the maestro of musicals, Andrew Lloyd-Webber

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*Children age three and up on the day of the performance are required to have a ticket (no lap seat policy)/Children under three are not admitted.

About SHIKI

Conveying
“the excitement of life” and “the joy of living”

The Shiki Theatre Company was founded on the Bastille Day, July 14, 1953, by a group of ten university students, who aspired to bring about a revolution in the theatrical world.
Since then, for more than 60 years, the company has grown into an organization of some 1,300 people, including actors, technical and management staff. Today, it is one of the largest theatrical groups in Japan.

How to Get Tickets

You can get Tickets for shows at any time on-line 24 hours a day. See below for how to get tickets.

Services for Foreign Visitors

In some of our theatres, “subtitle glasses” that display subtitles in front of the wearer’s eyes are available for rent, to enable tourists visiting Japan from overseas to enjoy The Shiki Theatre productions in comfort.
As well as English, Chinese and Korean are also supported. We hope that you will avail yourself of this service.

Supported languages
  • English
  • Chinese(traditional/simplified)
  • Korean
  • Japanese
Theatres and productions supported
  • Ariake Shiki Theatre (Tokyo), The Lion King
*Reservation is required. The number of subtitle glasses available for rent is limited.
*Age of wearer: 7 years and over
Rental fee / deposit Rental fee for subtitle glasses: 1,000 yen (inc. tax, cash payment only on day of performance, deposit required)
 N.B.: A 3,000 yen deposit is required when renting.
 N.B.: In the event that the subtitle glasses are broken, a fee of 3,000 yen will be charged when they are returned.
How to rent Reservations
For customers who have already purchased tickets:
You can reserve Subtitle Glasses alone using the application form (available in English).
(Applications are due no later than 7 days prior to the performance / First-come first-served basis)
Contact us  Inquiry form

Subtitle glasses (N.B.: Actual glasses may vary)

Wearing subtitle glasses (N.B.: simulated image)

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