Frequently Asked Questions

Tickets can be purchased on this website with a credit or debit card. If you don't have a card, you can also use a major travel booking platform (some accept PayPay) or buy on-site by cash or card. Other booking sites are also available.

Yes, walk-in purchases are possible, but we recommend booking in advance as shows may sell out.

Children aged 7 and above require a ticket (children 6 and under are free). There is no separate child fare.

No general group discounts, but travel agencies and corporate groups are welcome to inquire.

Yes. Please see our corporate/group page and contact us for details.

We do not accept cancellations after purchase.

Changes are possible but may not be accommodated if your preferred date is full.

Yes, receipts can be issued.

No specific age restriction, but guests under 16 must be accompanied by a guardian or someone 16 or older.

Light snacks are allowed.

Yes, alcoholic drinks are available.

Ninja + Kabuki Tokyo is an approximately 80-minute live entertainment show in the heart of Shinjuku Kabukicho that fuses ninja and kabuki, with live wadaiko taiko drums, kabuki-style sword-fighting and hands-on ninja moments — right next to the Godzilla Head.

Each performance lasts about 80 minutes.

No. The show is largely non-verbal and English-speaking staff are on hand, so international guests can fully enjoy it without any Japanese.

Live taiko (wadaiko) drumming, kabuki-style sword-fighting (tate), Japanese dance (nihon-buyo) and participatory ninja segments, finishing with the boss ninja in kabuki kumadori makeup.

Yes. Guests can try sword-fighting moves led by the performers on stage, and there is a fire technique (Katon) demonstration at the bar counter.

Yes. There is a photo time with the striking kumadori-painted boss ninja after the finale.

The show is directed by Denjiro Tanaka VII, a seventh-generation kabuki hayashi musician, and is supervised by the Japan Ninja Council.

Yes, from young children to adults. Guests under 16 must be accompanied by a guardian or someone aged 16 or older.

The venue is in the heart of Kabukicho, steps from the Godzilla Head, the tiny bars of Golden Gai, the yakitori alleys of Omoide Yokocho and Hanazono Shrine.

Pair the show with a stroll through Golden Gai, the free observation deck at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, the gardens of Shinjuku Gyoen, or dinner in Omoide Yokocho — all a short walk away.

Kabukicho is a lively entertainment district and one of Tokyo most popular tourist areas. As anywhere, keep an eye on your belongings; the venue itself sits by the well-lit Godzilla Head landmark.

A popular plan is Shinjuku Gyoen or the Metropolitan Government observation deck by day, the 80-minute show in the early evening, then Golden Gai or Omoide Yokocho at night — all within walking distance.

Yes. Omoide Yokocho yakitori alleys and countless Kabukicho restaurants are minutes away, and there is a bar inside the venue.

Yes — the 80-minute show is entirely indoors, and Shinjuku has plenty of indoor spots such as department stores, arcades and museums within a short covered walk.

Yes. It is an energetic, visual show enjoyed by all ages and popular with families. Children 6 and under are free.

Yes, English-speaking staff are available, and because the show is largely non-verbal there is no language barrier.

Yes, free Wi-Fi is available at the venue.

The venue is on the basement floor (B1F) and does not have an elevator, but staff can assist on arrival — please contact us in advance if you need support.

Yes. There is a bar counter serving drinks, including alcohol, where you can even catch a fire technique (Katon) demonstration.