Tagajo City Cultural Center Concerts 2025

As a volunteer, I visited an exchange event and bazaar held by an organization for the hearing impaired. It was crowded with stalls selling cookies, sweet bread, Japanese sweets, and fruit. Whether you can speak sign language or not, you can still communicate. I think it would be a great opportunity if we could help create a society where people with hearing disabilities and their families can learn about the world, experience diversity firsthand, and complement each other's weaknesses, rather than just being grouped together. thought. The Tagajo Cultural Center in Tagajo City, Miyagi Prefecture is right next to Tagajo City Hall, and there is a spacious parking lot across the road. About 7-8 minutes walk from Tagajo Station on the JR Senseki Line.

First time using it. Parking lot is limited. When I got there, it was already full, so I parked in front of the station based on a flyer given to me by the guide who was there. From there, I walked quickly for about 7 minutes, feeling anxious. It would have been worse if the weather had been bad. Although the entrance hall is wide, the building's gates and entrances are narrow, so it gets crowded. There was a goods store in front of the venue, but it wasn't that big, so it was crowded. It was easy to see the stage from any seat in the venue.

It was a very clean and quiet place. The garden is well-maintained, and although it is not large, it seems that the flowers are arranged so that they bloom in each season, and the reflection of the trees in the window next to the entrance was beautiful. All the staff members were kind, considerate, and considerate, and we received a very warm response. For the first time in a while, I felt the warmth of a human being, and my heart felt calm and happy.

It was a large event hall with several halls.

This was my first time using the toilet after the renovation work, and I was glad to see that the restroom in the large hall was very clean.