A building or venue designed for the performance and presentation of plays, films, and other theatrical productions where audiences gather to enjoy live entertainment.
An establishment serving as a cultural site for live performances, showcasing art through drama and cinema, often equipped with a stage and seating for spectators.
A dedicated space that facilitates the art of storytelling via performance, commonly associated with a variety of dramatic forms and cinematic experiences.
A physical location where artistic expressions are brought to life through the collaborative efforts of actors, directors, and technical staff, providing a communal experience for spectators.
Example:
さあ劇場に着いたぜ。
A theater established by a government to preserve and promote the performing arts and theatrical culture of that country, often known for showcasing traditional and contemporary performances.
A specific public corporation founded in Japan in 1966 for the purpose of researching, preserving, and training successors in classical performing arts, later rebranded to the Japan Arts Council in 1990 and became an independent administrative institution in 2003.
A venue located in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, featuring both large and small theaters, where traditional Japanese performances such as kabuki, bunraku, and various folk arts are staged.
A circular or oval structure designed for performances or events, where spectators are seated around a central arena, typically used in ancient Rome for viewing games or gladiatorial contests, such as the famous Colosseum.
A theater configuration where audience seating is arranged on all sides of the stage, allowing for a 360-degree view of the performance.
An architectural design that promotes an immersive viewing experience for spectators, often featuring tiered seating to enhance visibility and acoustics for events taking place in the center.
A feature film adapted from a pre-existing television series or animated work, often expanding upon the original story or characters in a cinematic format.
A theatrical release of a story originally presented as a series, which presents a more polished and often longer narrative designed for the big screen.
A film that represents an enhanced or alternative storyline derived from a prior serialized format, typically intended for broader audiences and theatrical exhibition.
An entertainment venue where performers engage in erotic dance or striptease, often featuring adult themes and typically catering to an adult audience.
A nightclub or venue specifically designed for live performances that involve sensual dancing, allowing patrons to enjoy the atmosphere while interacting with dancers.
A location that offers a combination of drink service and adult-themed performances, where the focus is on visual art and sensuality rather than traditional theater or stage performances.