Aizu Fugado Performance Hall Concerts

The largest stage hall in Aizu that can accommodate approximately 1,700 people. There are several parking lots available both on-site and off-site, free of charge. It is inconvenient that the toilets are in different places for men and women. Avoid on days when big names come as the surrounding area will be crowded lol

I visited to listen to the Aizuwakamatsu City Self-Defense Force Music Festival, which was held for the first time in two years. Admission is free, and participants will be entered into a lottery on a first-come, first-served basis with a round-trip postcard. I was told that the doors would open at 1:00 p.m. and the performance would start at 2:00 p.m., but I didn't know when the parking lot would open, so I contacted Fugado and was told to ask the organizer. When I arrived at the parking lot around 11:45, it was about 60% full. There were many people who had the same idea as us, and some of them were walking from there to the nearby Nanjing Hotel (the only one there) to have lunch. When I returned just before 1pm, the parking lot was full. I thought that at least one guest should greet the audience at the beginning of the performance. I think the performance and composition by the Self-Defense Forces was very wonderful, but I wish they would have refrained from allowing preschool children into the performance. (I'm too worried about the loud voices) The acoustics of the venue were mediocre. Regarding barrier-free, it is not good enough. There was a long line for the women's restroom during break time.

I live in the prefecture, but this was my first visit. This time, I came to see a comedy show. It's a cool hall! The seats are easy to see, so I would like to come here next time for music. There are two entrances and exits for the 1st floor seats, on the left and right, so when you exit, you have to leave. There weren't many parking spaces attached to the hall, so I arrived an hour early but couldn't get in. However, there is a large private parking lot (free of charge) within a 5-minute walk, so don't worry.

Parking is not that inconvenient as you can also use the parking lot of a nearby facility, but it was a problem for elderly people as there didn't seem to be any elevators in the building. As for the seats, it felt like a hall from a while ago. I was seated on the third floor, but there was a big difference between the seats in front and behind me, so I didn't have to worry about being able to see over the head of the person in front of me.

Chieko Baisho has come to Aizuwakamatsu City eight times. It's hard to believe that he is 82 years old, as he sang the song a cappella. Movie🎦I didn't really get into the content.