Toppan Hall Concerts

A wonderful concert venue in the center of Tokyo. You have to take a little walk from any stations, but it is worth it.

good

A trumpet quintet came to the museum. It's a little far from any station, so I took a taxi to Korakuen Station and Iidabashi Station on the way back. The sound is good, the seats are comfortable, and it's a satisfying hall for watching concerts. I downgraded one star because it was a little difficult to access.

I came here for the first time after getting a ticket from a friend. The company building I visited 40 years ago as a part-time worker with a daily wage of 4,500 yen had been completely transformed into a splendid modern building. Enjoy the 31st concert of the Metropolitan Mandolin Orchestra. The hole is a medium-sized hole with no special specifications. 408 seats. 1st floor seats only. It is intended for classical concerts, but there is no pipe organ. It seems that it is not suitable for large orchestras where the choir is combined into one. However, it may be recommended for concerts that require flexibility, such as chamber music or solo performances. There is also a cafe inside the facility, which you can use comfortably, but there is nothing nearby and there is no place to enjoy it. Because it is located on the edge of Bunkyo Ward, is it far from cultural policy? I hope that Toppan, the company that will break through, will also break through in fostering cultural projects. The performance of the concert hall is average. I think it falls into the splendid category for a single company's facility. I feel we should learn from them.

It was a beautiful performance venue. From Iidabashi Station, cross the overpass and walk quite a bit. It was a rainy day so be careful as you will get wet easily. It was Rei Tsujimoto's cello concert. Both the cello and the accompaniment piano sounded beautiful. I also stopped by for Kazuhito Yamane's solo violin partita concert of Bach.