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Performing Arts Theater Jōhanza

南砺市城端伝統芸能会館「じょうはな座」

A performing arts venue designed to preserve traditional culture while fostering modern performances, featuring a 400-seat stage.

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Johana, Nanto-Shi, Toyama 〒 939-1865Jōhana Station 城端 (Jōhana Line)Walk 18 minutes

The Joanaza is a stunning venue, both inside and out, that is perfect for gatherings, meetings, and shared experiences. Designed with the goal of preserving traditional performing arts while fostering modern culture, it features a state-of-the-art stage with 400 seats, a dedicated practice space, and a conference room. It is a place where people can come together to share their excitement for the arts.

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Johana Mugiya Festival

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14 Sep 2026 · Dates not yet confirmedNanto · Toyama
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