This prestigious theater, founded in 1896, reopened in 2018 as a complex integrated with a condominium tower following redevelopment, retaining the traditional "Namako Wall" design on its exterior. The interior, accented by the Misonoza red, is a modern space, offering an extraordinary theater experience in the heart of the city. The theater seats approximately 1,299 people and hosts a wide range of performances, from kabuki with a hanamichi (flower path) to musicals, rakugo (traditional Japanese storytelling), and concerts. Convenient access, just a two-minute walk from Fushimi Station, is also a plus.

There's plenty to enjoy at the theater, too. The theater's gift shop offers boxed lunches from long-established caterers like Yaohiko and Unagi Okafuji. Since there are signs prohibiting bringing in food and drinks other than those purchased at Misonoza Tower, it's recommended that you purchase your own food and drinks inside the theater before the show. The theater is also barrier-free, with accessible facilities such as multi-purpose restrooms and ostomate-accessible facilities, making it a comfortable experience for people of all ages.

Even on days when there are no performances, you can enjoy Nagoya's famous snacks and souvenirs at the food and shop on the first floor of the tower, making it a convenient "city sightseeing base" to stop by while walking around the city.