和泉シティプラザ, Music venue in Izumi, Japan
Izumi City Plaza is a multipurpose facility in the city of Izumi that features a modern concert hall called Yayoi no Kaze with roughly 664 seats for music performances and art events. The complex also houses a library, childcare facilities, a health services center, and administrative offices that serve the local community.
The building opened in 2003 as part of an urban development project in Izumi designed to modernize the city and provide new community services. Since its opening, it has functioned as a central hub for the city's cultural and administrative activities.
The building incorporates traditional Japanese design elements, including a tea ceremony room called Shosen-tei and a Japanese garden on an upper floor that visitors can experience during their time here.
The location is easy to walk around and navigate, with clear signage helping visitors find different areas within the complex. Visitors can move freely through most of the facility, though specific areas like the tea room and library have their own operating hours.
The building includes a rooftop garden that serves as a quiet outdoor area, something many first-time visitors overlook when exploring the facility. This hidden space provides a peaceful retreat in the middle of the busy city.
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