Kurashiki Art & Cultural Hall Concerts

Nice place for international culture lover. In this place you could find an ecentric samba dance meet an ethnic bamboo sound fron Indonesia. Very good place for family picnic, festival and just stroling around.

I attended a show here. It was awesome

It was a Sambo Master live venue. It's not a civic hall, it's a performing arts museum. What's the difference? I got interested and went there. Approximately 900 seats are arranged around the stage, and the 11th row on the first floor is the first one at the back of the aisle. Just from the same perspective as the performer. The sense of distance is such that if you look up at the seats in the back, you can probably see the performers' expressions at the back. Thanks to you, the venue came together and had a great time.

I used it at a seminar. On the way from Kurashiki Station, you will be walking through a townscape that gives you a sense of history, and it is quite beautiful. Kurashiki is a denim town. Geibunkan is a very well-maintained building with an artistic structure that looks like it was built by a famous architect, and it felt a little difficult to find inside and out. But I guess it's okay because the staff are kind. What surprised me a little was that there were a lot of Japanese-style toilets. The men's toilet for staff was only Japanese style! Please be careful if you are not good at it.

This is my first visit Until now, I've only been to the Civic Center. The seating capacity seems to be around 880, which is similar to the Symphony Hall in Okayama. Today I went to Toshio Kadomatsu's live performance. The acoustics are also really good. Anyway, it feels like the sounds are coming from my stomach and are becoming one. I found out about it two weeks ago, so I'm seated on the second floor, but it's in the front row so it's right in front of me. I liked that I could feel closer to the artists than in a large hall. Now, of course, you must take your temperature, disinfect, and fill out your contact information before entering. It's in the Bikan Historical Quarter, so it's a nice place with a lot of atmosphere. I love the feeling of being transported back in time to the river flowing in front of me and the willows swaying, and beyond that to the old-fashioned scenic area with its white walls. This hall is also a nice building and the inside is very clean.