The National Noh Theatre is a prominent venue in Japan dedicated to the traditional performing art of Noh. Established in 1983, it serves as a center for the preservation and promotion of this ancient theatrical form, which combines drama, music, and dance. The theatre hosts regular performances, workshops, and educational programs to engage audiences and foster appreciation for Noh. Located in Tokyo, the National Noh Theatre features a unique architectural design that reflects the aesthetics of Noh itself. The stage is built according to traditional specifications, allowing for authentic performances. The theatre also houses a museum that showcases Noh masks, costumes, and historical artifacts, enriching visitors' understanding of this cultural heritage.