'HANJO' &'AOI NO UE'
from Yukio Mishima's Modern Noh Plays
from Yukio Mishima's Modern Noh Plays
AMATERASU ZA SALON #1.
Amaterasu Za Salon #1 on May 18th 7pm at the Amaterasu Za Studio.
Amaterasu Za Salon #1 on May 18th 7pm at the Amaterasu Za Studio.
AMATERASU ZA work-in-progress
'Courier of love' 「恋飛脚」
Amaterasu Za Kick-off fundraising!
Amaterasu Za Kick-off performance: Ron Nakahara, Yuuka Taga, Akiko Hiroshima, Kanako Morita (SM), Taijyu Nakane, Ako,
Glen Kubota, Toshiko Nishikawa, Toru Eddie Ohno, Shio Muramatsu and Kazue Peck.(From L to R)
Glen Kubota, Toshiko Nishikawa, Toru Eddie Ohno, Shio Muramatsu and Kazue Peck.(From L to R)
AMATERASU ZA is a new nonprofit Japanese/English bilingual theater company that brings both
TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE THEATRE WORKS to New York City,
founded and led by veteran Japanese American theater artist Ako.
In Japanese mythology AMATERASU is the name of the goddess of the Sun,
literally meaning “that which illuminates”, and ZA means “theater”.
We have ambitious plans, starting with our first public performance workshop in April 1st 2019
of the classic Japanese play 'Courier of Love' by Chikamatsu Monzaemon.
Born in 1653, Chikamatsu is considered the greatest Japanese dramatist of all time and is called the Shakespeare of Japan.
TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE THEATRE WORKS to New York City,
founded and led by veteran Japanese American theater artist Ako.
In Japanese mythology AMATERASU is the name of the goddess of the Sun,
literally meaning “that which illuminates”, and ZA means “theater”.
We have ambitious plans, starting with our first public performance workshop in April 1st 2019
of the classic Japanese play 'Courier of Love' by Chikamatsu Monzaemon.
Born in 1653, Chikamatsu is considered the greatest Japanese dramatist of all time and is called the Shakespeare of Japan.
Amaterasu Za, Inc. is a tax-exempt non-profit corporation organized under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Accordingly, all contributions to the Amaterasu Za are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Accordingly, all contributions to the Amaterasu Za are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.