Japan Arts Council is a pivotal public agency committed to preserving and promoting Japan's rich cultural heritage through its support for both traditional and modern performing arts. Established with the mission to enhance the cultural landscape of Japan, the Council plays a crucial role in the presentation, training, and research of various art forms. It offers financial support to arts and cultural initiatives, ensuring the continuation and growth of Japan's artistic traditions. The Council manages several prestigious venues, including the National Theatre in Tokyo, the National Noh Theatre, and the National Bunraku Theatre in Osaka, as well as the New National Theatre, Tokyo, and the National Theatre Okinawa. Through its efforts, the Japan Arts Council fosters a deep appreciation for the arts, supports the development of new talent, and organizes cultural events such as the Japan Cultural Expo.