Continued operation of the Kabukiza Theatre and Kobikicho Square
First written in FY2017-Q1. 8 of 16 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026RestatedAnnual report
「The Group will continue to provide a comfortable, safe and secure theater environment, together with the food and services unique to Kabuki-za Theatre, so that the home of kabuki, Kabuki-za Theatre, remains a place where many people can enjoy themselves.」
This reconfirms the policy of operating Kabuki-za Theatre as a comfortable, safe and secure theater and providing food and services. - FY2025RestatedAnnual report
「The Group will continue to provide a comfortable, safe and secure theater environment, together with the food and services unique to Kabuki-za Theatre, so that the home of kabuki, Kabuki-za Theatre, remains a place where many people can enjoy themselves.」
This reconfirms the policy of operating Kabuki-za Theatre as a comfortable, safe and secure theater and providing food and services. - FY2023RestatedAnnual report
「The performances at Kabuki-za Theatre have gradually begun to regain their former vitality. We resumed serving food and drink in the auditorium and the theater lobby in October, after it had been restricted during the COVID-19 pandemic.」
The full-year results state that performances at Kabuki-za Theatre continued and that food and drink service in the auditorium and theater lobby resumed. - FY2023-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「Restrictions on the operation of affiliated facilities were gradually eased, and from October, eating and drinking in the auditorium and lobby became permitted.」
This describes the operational progress made as restrictions on affiliated facilities were eased and eating and drinking in the auditorium and lobby became permitted from October. - FY2023-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Against this backdrop, the Group continued infection-control measures, including restrictions on seating capacity in its restaurants and a ban on eating in the auditorium and lobby.」
In theater and restaurant operations, infection-control measures continued, including restrictions on seating capacity and a ban on eating in the auditorium and lobby. - FY2023-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Against this backdrop, the Group continued infection-control measures, including restrictions on seating capacity in its restaurants and a ban on eating in the auditorium and lobby.」
In theater and restaurant operations, infection-control measures continued, including restrictions on seating capacity and a ban on eating in the auditorium and lobby. - FY2022-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「At Kabuki-za Theatre, performances continued while seating capacity was restricted to half or less and thorough infection-prevention measures were implemented, including a ban on food and drink in the auditorium and lobby.」
The operating format of restricting seating capacity to half or less and prohibiting food and drink in the auditorium and lobby continued. - FY2022-Q2Continued operation with seating capacity reduced to half or less and no food or drink on the premisesAnnual report
「At Kabuki-za Theatre, performances continued while seating capacity was restricted to half or less and thorough infection-prevention measures were implemented, including a ban on food and drink in the auditorium and lobby.」
Although performances continued, infection-control measures remained in place, including restricting seating capacity to half or less and prohibiting food and drink in the auditorium and lobby. - FY2022-Q1Temporary 12-day suspension of performances under the state of emergencyAnnual report
「The Group continued infection-control measures, including limits on seating capacity and a ban on eating in the auditorium and lobby. In addition, in response to a government request, Kabuki performances were temporarily suspended for 12 days from April to May while the state of emergency was in effect.」
While limits on seating capacity and the ban on eating in the auditorium and lobby continued, performances from April to May were temporarily suspended for 12 days in response to the state of emergency. - FY2021AdvancedAnnual report
「Kabuki performances at Kabuki-za Theatre were suspended from March through July and resumed in August, but infection-control measures continued, including limits on seating capacity and a ban on eating in the auditorium and lobby.」
The analysis of operating results confirms that, after the four-part format following the resumption of performances, the format changed to three parts from January 2021. Limits on seating capacity and the ban on food and drink as infection-control measures continued. - FY2021-Q3Continued infection-control restrictions after performances resumed, with a shift to three-part performances from January 2021Annual report
「Kabuki performances at Kabuki-za Theatre, which had been suspended due to COVID-19, resumed in August, but were presented in four parts without intermissions, with no food or drink permitted in the auditorium or lobby as an infection-prevention measure, and from January 2021 in three parts with short intermissions.」
Performances resumed in August, but the ban on food and drink in the auditorium and lobby and four-part performances without intermissions continued. From January 2021, performances were scheduled to change to three parts with short intermissions. - FY2021-Q2Operating restrictions resulting from infection-control measures after performances resumedAnnual report
「Kabuki performances at Kabuki-za Theatre were also suspended from March and resumed in August, but were presented with seating generally left vacant in front, behind and on either side, in four parts with no intermissions and complete audience turnover between parts, with measures including a ban on eating in the auditorium.」
Performances resumed in August, but operating restrictions resulting from infection-control measures continued, including spaced seating, four-part performances without intermissions and a ban on eating in the auditorium. - FY2021-Q1Changes in the operating format due to the suspension and planned resumption of performancesAnnual report
「Kabuki performances at Kabuki-za Theatre were suspended through July and resumed in August, although the August performances were presented in four parts without intermissions as an infection-prevention measure,」
This states that performances at Kabuki-za Theatre were suspended and that, after their resumption, the operating format was expected to change to four-part performances as an infection-prevention measure. - FY2018RestatedAnnual report
「The Group will continue to actively plan events and other activities using the various facilities of GINZA KABUKIZA in order to make Kabuki-za Theatre and its ancillary facilities attractive destinations with strong drawing power.」
This reiterates the continued operation of Kabuki-za Theatre and its ancillary facilities and efforts to increase visitor numbers. - FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「We will continue to actively plan events and other activities using the various facilities of GINZA KABUKIZA in order to make Kabuki-za Theatre and its ancillary facilities attractive destinations with strong drawing power.」
This describes efforts to increase visitor numbers on the premise of continued operation of Kabuki-za Theatre and its ancillary facilities. - FY2017-Q1First statedAnnual report
「As the Group enters the fourth year since the opening of Kabuki-za Theatre and Kobikicho Square,」
This positions the continued operation of Kabuki-za Theatre and Kobikicho Square after their opening as part of the description of the business environment.