Takamatsu Festhalle Concerts 2024

It's close to the station and has good access. There are pillars in the hall, so we recommend viewing from a position where they won't get in the way. The height of the stage is not that high. It was raining on the day I visited, so they were able to wait for entry in the basement, which was very nice.

The live performance itself was very good❥ However, the capacity is small. It looks like it can hold about 900 people, but it's only half the size of a gymnasium at most. It might be good for people who want to listen or watch things nearby, but it's so small that it might be better to limit the number of people to about half the current number.

If I could afford to watch, there would probably be around 400 people, but the number gradually dropped as the live started. If you put in a capa, I think the clapping will be above your head on a crowded train. Even if you become unwell, you may not be able to leave the floor... I wonder if STAFF is good about the acoustics. It's not clear, but I think the sound is good. Maybe it's because of the box. Until now, the only wooden playhouse No matter how many times I went there, the sound was clear and the sound pressure was good. There is a sound booth on the same floor (not currently performing) The wood probably absorbs some sound and suppresses the echo. I think that's the reason for holding the LIVE at Budokan.

A normal live house. The all-standing hall was lined with chairs. Measures against the coronavirus are in place, but baggage and metal checks are lax. Personally, I like the smallness of this venue more than a large concert venue. Because it looks good both in face and performance. Transfer to Kotoden from JR Takamatsu Station, and it's easy to find because it's right next to Kawaramachi Station, the second station.

Good location near the station. The drinks come in paper cups, so it might be better to drink them all before the show starts, or after the show starts. The hall is flat and there are two large pillars, so they get in the way from the back. There was a monitor on the pillar, but it wasn't powered on. The performers were very close to each other in the front row.