Nippon Kan Theatre
Place Type
Neighborhood
Address
628 South Washington Street, Seattle WA
Opened
1909
Performing Art Groups
Sources
Long, Priscilla. "Nippon Kan Theater opens in Seattle's International District in 1909" 9 April, 2001., Historylink.org, HistoryLink.org Essay 3180. Kang, Cecilia, "Seattle Loses Icon of Japanese Heritage" 25 Nov. 2005, Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Web., Ramirez, Marc, "Nippon Kan's long-lost curtain back on stage" 19 May 2008., Seattle Times. Web. Seattle Daily Times, 3 Feb. 1908, p.5., Seattle Daily Times 12 Nov. 1921, p.3., Wong, Brad. "Nippon Kan will be the next stage for Seattle business" 30 May 2005. Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Web.
A Scene from a Performance at the Nippon Kan Theatre
Image
Date
1915
Description
Japanese theater performance, Nippon Kan Theatre, Seattle, ca. 1915
Place
Source
http://digitalcollections.lib.washington.edu/cdm/ref/collection/social/id/647
A Scene from a Performance at the Nippon Kan Theatre
Image
Date
1915
Description
Japanese theater performance at Nippon Kan Theatre, Seattle, 1915
Place
Source
http://digitalcollections.lib.washington.edu/cdm/ref/collection/social/id/635
Asahi Players Kobayashi and Nakamura in a Scene from Under the Moonlight
Image
Date
1918
Description
Asahi players Kobayashi and Nakamura in a performance of the play Under the Moonlight, Nippon Kan Theatre, Seattle, 1918
Performing Art Groups
Place
Source
http://digitalcollections.lib.washington.edu/cdm/ref/collection/social/id/633
Asahi Club Costumed Portrait Onstage at Nippon Kan Theatre
Image
Date
1919
Description
Asahi Club performance at Nippon Kan Theatre, Seattle, 1919
Performing Art Groups
Place
Source
http://digitalcollections.lib.washington.edu/cdm/ref/collection/social/id/631