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MTG Nagoya Shiki Theatre ATSUTA

MTG Nagoya Shiki Theatre ATSUTA
MTG Nagoya Shiki Theatre ATSUTA
MTG Nagoya Shiki Theatre ATSUTA

Reopened after relocation in July 2026

The Shiki Theatre Company held its first performance in Nagoya in 1966, and has been a base for numerous theatrical performances since. It now offers a variety of seat-gripping performances at its new MTG Nagoya Shiki Theatre in the Atsuta Ward of Nagoya City.
A maximum seating capacity of around 1,300 seats awaits you on two levels. With Shiki Theatre Company's unwavering pursuit of a close proximity between seats and the stage, there's no need to compromise when selecting your seat. Enjoy a theatrical experience you can truly feel a part of.

Note:
• Number of seats varies by program.

Spot info

  • Multipurpose toilet
  • Souvenirs
  • Restaurant
Location 〒456-0032
1-8 Sambommatsu-cho, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Price Differs by performance
Business days/hours Differs by performance
Parking Unavailable

Note:
• No parking available. If coming by bicycle, please use the public bicycle parking lot.
Restrooms Available
Days closed Differs by performance
Inquiries 0570-008-110 (Shiki Theatre call-handling service)

Note: This page may not be current due to update time differences between site databases.
Should accuracy be critical, please verify this information using a direct source, whenever possible.

Accessibility

DIRECTIONS

  • Access by public transport
    By public transportation
    • Approx. 4-min. walk from Meitetsu Jingu-mae Station, reachable from Meitetsu Nagoya Station.
    • Approx. 7-min. walk from Atsuta Station, reachable from JR Nagoya Station.
    • Approx. 12-min. walk from Atsuta Jingu Nishi Station after a change to the Meijo Subway Line at Sakae Station, reachable from Nagoya Station on the Higashiyama Subway Line.

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