Terada City Fire Loop Concerts

I went there for the first time, and first of all, the sound was great! I'd like to come see a band live next time to see what happens with the loud sound of a band set. Afterwards, the atmosphere of the box itself is good. The fact that it has wifi is also highly praised. -1 star because it smells like cigarettes (I don't smoke) I really liked it. I will go again.

Good price. Need better speakers.

This was my first time using the service, and everyone, whether it was the staff or the regulars, was smoking heavily and the smell and smoke was unbearable. (Smoking is not allowed inside the studio.) The lack of space to sit down is also difficult. It is attractive because it is cheap to rent and there are many parking lots nearby. I think it's fine if you don't mind smoking. The important equipment was just mediocre. However, since the studio only has one door, I think there will be some sound leakage.

It's so close that you can see it from the station platform. I think both toilets were unisex. There are auxiliary toilet seats and earmuffs available for rent, making it a great place to bring your children. Please feel free to charge your smartphone as well! There are so many. There is also a charging stand that you can just put it on. The Wi-Fi has an unreliable name and I'm flying without confidence (lol) In the front, there is a step between it and the stage where you can place your smartphone. There was a wide variety of drinks.

A live house located very close to Teradacho Station. A studio was also attached. The space and stage is large enough for both singers and bands. The lighting, sound, and drink service are pretty good. This time I came to sing along, but I would also like to listen to a loud band. Drinks were also cheap. Shochu or plum wine with soda costs 400 yen. Zima costs 600 yen. Two small snacks cost 100 yen, which is nice.