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Sukiya’s dining table facing the opening onto the separate nō theatre
Tokyo · Shibuya

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Cerulean Tower Sukiya

Tokyo · Shibuya

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Cerulean Tower Sukiya and the nō stage beyond the dining room

At Cerulean Tower Sukiya, a wall can open to reveal a nō theatre beyond the dining room. A special package on 4 July 2026 paired a seasonal kaiseki lunch with the Kita-school performance of 「綾鼓」 at Cerulean Tower Noh Theatre. Guests ate first, then watched from Sukiya’s elevated position behind the theatre’s main seating area. That package has ended; an ordinary restaurant booking does not establish access to a performance. Theatre’s package description

A dining room with an unusual neighbour

The restaurant is on basement level B2 of Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel, a short walk from Shibuya Station. Its timber ceiling, tatami and pale upholstered chairs surround a broad dark table. Across the rectangular opening, the theatre has its own seating, timber stage and pine-painted back wall. The dining room and stage remain separate spaces; the view joins them. Restaurant and photographs

This spatial arrangement is the reason to include Sukiya here. The July package changed the use of the room during one visit: lunch was served from noon to 1:30 pm, and the partition was opened afterwards for the performance beginning at 2 pm. Diners were not seated on the stage, and the announced sequence did not promise a full meal served throughout the play. July performance

Kaiseki before the performance

The package included seasonal kaiseki and one drink, with alcoholic and soft-drink choices. It cost ¥36,000 per person, including food, drink, performance ticket, tax and service. Guests shared a large table, and individual seats could not be selected. Arrival was requested between 11:30 and 11:50 am; the performance was scheduled to end at about 3:40 pm. Package details

Nō asks for a different kind of attention from an interactive mystery: the spectator follows the performers, chant and music rather than solving clues or taking a role. The theatre presents nō and kyōgen alongside other performing arts, and also offers visits on selected non-performance days. Those visits are a separate activity and do not include a restaurant meal. About the theatre

Choosing the right booking

For the July package, tickets were sold through MY Bunkamura, with a further restaurant contact required at least seven days before the performance. A future meal-and-nō visit needs its own announced package: consult the theatre programme and the restaurant.

For ordinary dining, the restaurant publishes these separate conditions:

  • Hours: 11:30 am–3 pm and 5:30–10 pm.
  • Reservations: at least three days ahead; one party per lunch and dinner service, with 14 seats.
  • Prices: lunch from ¥22,000 per person for four or more; dinner from ¥35,000 per person for two or more. These are dining prices, not performance packages.
  • Language: the reviewed performance and package information is Japanese. English interpretation of the nō performance has not been confirmed.

Restaurant information

Address: Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel B2F, 26-1 Sakuragaokachō, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-8512.
Telephone: 03-3476-3420.
Map: Cerulean Tower Sukiya on Google Maps.

The hotel and theatre are the sources for new packages and current conditions; this catalogue does not maintain a performance calendar. Information checked 8 November 2026. Written from published documentation.