Shiojiri City Cultural Hall (Raisin Hall) Middle Hall Concerts

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It's a beautiful hole. There are chairs outside the hall, so even if you can't eat and drink inside, you can sit and eat and drink outside. The toilets are also clean, but many are Japanese-style toilets. As a result, there were times when the line was long. There is no hand dryer to dry your hands.

I bought balcony seats for a classical concert, and these seats were amazing! You can only see half of one side of the stage. (The wall with handrails in front of the seats obstructs the view) Everyone, please do not purchase balcony seats. This is completely the same as fraud. The balcony seats have one row of seats, no seats in front or behind, and are relatively close to the stage, giving you a bird's-eye view, so I thought it would be a great seat, but I was completely disappointed. So, I moved to the back of the second floor, which was empty. If you are going to sell this seat, you should clearly state that it is a seat that only allows you to see half of one side of the stage, and if you are going to sell it, you should lower the price. Even so, I have a hard time understanding why they set up seats where you can only see half of the stage.

Today I went to Junretsu's live performance. It was my first time going to Leysin Hall, and it was quite spacious and beautiful. I was a little confused.

The lobby is small...the acoustics are reasonably good. There are toilets on each floor, which is convenient, but there is no elevator for people with disabilities, so suddenly there is a toilet for people with disabilities, but is there somewhere accessible for wheelchair users? I'm really happy that they're inviting so many wonderful artists! I would like to continue to invite many artists, both classical and pop.