Creativity and Communication
Progress and Tradition
Progress and Tradition
One of the largest live performance theatres
in Japan is just north of Tokyo.
in Japan is just north of Tokyo.
The Takasaki City Theatre was completed on September 20, 2019, as a new and greatly evolved facility that still carries on the history and spirit of its predecessor, the Gunma Music Center, which had been built in 1961. Conveniently located near the East Exit of Takasaki Station, the hall is used to create and communicate the new Takasaki urban culture while also drawing in artists and audiences from around the world with its various activities based on new concepts and ventures.
The Grand Theatre has 2,027 seats designed and arranged for music, drama and all other forms of live performance, new and old, from the East to the West. The Studio Theatre is perfect for rock concerts, plays, and traditional Japanese performing arts, such as dance and Noh, while the Concert Hall, with its 412 seats, is the first authentic hall exclusively for music in Gunma. The theatre also boasts nine individual studios for rehearsals and lessons, truly making this a complex where appreciation and creation go hand in hand.