Tochigi Cultural Hall Concerts

I went to see Rakugo at the Bunka Kaikan, which was used before it was extensively renovated in 2014. I really enjoyed it, thank you for your time See you again when it's new...💐🎶

It was a lot of fun. There were many people's colored papers. I also received a stamp from Ginger Shrine.

It's no different from a local cultural center or general cultural center. I went to a live show (for the third time) and being in the 6th or 7th row in the front row was the best! The performers were too close to each other - they said it was crazy❢It was a large hall, but I don't think it was too big or too small?!Anyway, it's a hall where everyone can enjoy live performances and concerts.

I visited here for the first time in probably ten years for Chisato Moritaka's concert. Arriving just before opening time, there was no space in the parking lot at the cultural center, so I got a guide map from the staff and drove to the temporary parking lot. There seem to be several temporary parking lots, and even the one I parked at filled up quickly. It takes 3-4 minutes to walk to the Cultural Center. Enter the venue. I don't know how many restrooms there are, but the one I used was not large and there was a line waiting to enter. The seating in the large hall is on two floors, and I was at the back on the first floor. I was lucky that I had an aisle seat, but the other seats seemed to be a pain. The good thing about it was that there was a big step up from the seat in front of me, making it easy to see. If you are traveling by car, please be careful as there is a risk that you will be redirected to a temporary parking lot if the venue is full or if other facilities such as a small hall are full, as was the case this time.

I think the height of the stairs in the hall is high. I thought it would be good for the elderly to have lower steps. Most of the toilets are Japanese style, so I would like them to be Western style.