Toyama City Theater for Performing Arts

Toyama City Theater for Performing Arts is a music venue in Toyama, Japan, with a main hall whose seating can be reconfigured depending on the type of performance. The building includes multiple performance spaces, conference rooms, and exhibition areas designed to serve different kinds of events.

The theater opened in 1996 as a replacement for the former Toyama Public Hall and marked a turning point in the city's cultural infrastructure. This new facility allowed the city to provide updated performance spaces that better served the needs of artists and audiences.

The venue has become a central place for musical performances and cultural events throughout the year. Its flexible spaces allow it to host a wide range of presentations that reflect what people in the city want to experience.

The theater is just two minutes from Toyama Station's North Exit, making it easy to reach by public transportation. The building has accessible restrooms, elevators, and multiple entrances that make access straightforward for all visitors.

The main hall is called Aubade Hall, a name referencing a poetic form celebrating the dawn. This literary connection between the space's name and classical poetry often goes unnoticed by visitors focused on the performances themselves.

Location: Toyama

Official opening: September 1996

Part of: 100 concert halls in Japan

Website: https://aubade.or.jp/en

GPS coordinates: 36.70364,137.21303

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:02