Asakusa Rockza

Asakusa Rockza is a theatre building in Taitō-ku, Japan, specializing in adult-oriented live dance performances. The stage occupies the central space, with seating arranged to give the audience direct views of the acts.

The theatre opened in the 1940s as a vaudeville stage and transitioned over the following decades into a venue focused on adult entertainment. Its long operational history mirrors the evolution of the entertainment industry in the Asakusa district.

The name Rockza blends rock and za, the Japanese term for a traditional playhouse, reflecting the venue's mix of Western and local performance traditions. Performers follow a structured rotation system that has shaped professional development paths for many dancers working in Tokyo's entertainment districts.

The location within walking distance of Senso-ji Temple makes the theatre easy to find, set in an area with many restaurants and shops. Visitors should expect multiple consecutive shows running through afternoon and evening hours.

Some performances include choreographed elements from classical ballet integrated into adult-oriented stage productions. This unusual combination draws both local and international visitors seeking alternative theatre forms in Tokyo.