大府市勤労文化会館, Municipal theater in Obu, Japan.
The Obu Labor Culture Hall is a performance venue in the city of Obu in Aichi Prefecture. Two theaters serve different event sizes, with the main space accommodating several hundred guests and a secondary hall designed for smaller productions, complemented by practice rooms, exhibition galleries, and dining areas.
This venue opened in 1991 as a new cultural hub for the city of Obu and the surrounding region. Since its launch, it has developed into a steady presenter of various performing arts across the prefecture.
The theater presents regular performances of classical music, traditional Japanese arts, dance productions, and theatrical shows throughout the year.
The venue is accessible by public transportation and offers ample parking at the site. Guests will find dining options and information services throughout the building to support a comfortable visit.
The stage includes a retractable orchestra pit that adapts to different performance formats. This technical feature allows the space to flexibly accommodate a wide range of productions.
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