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Kabuki-za
Dedicated to Kabuki performances, this theater is the fifth incarnation of a building originally built around 1899. Subsequently destroyed after fire, the Great
Kissa You
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- 4-13-17 Ginza
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- +81-3-6226-0482
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- Open Hours
- 1-12: Mon-Sun: - 11:30-20:30
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About this sight
This cafe is located in the high-end district of Ginza. Kissa You is famous for its Omurice (omelet over fried rice) and, due to its proximity to the Kabuki-za Theater, is often frequented by Kabuki actors.
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