岩手県民会館, Performance hall in Morioka, Japan.
Iwate Prefectural Hall is a performance venue in Morioka with a main auditorium seating 1991 people in red decor and a secondary hall with 600 blue-themed seats. The facility functions as a major event center serving the broader region.
The hall was founded on April 1, 1973, and quickly became a central cultural hub in the Tohoku region. Since its opening, it has played an important role in the cultural development of northeastern Japan.
The venue presents a wide range of performances throughout the year, including classical music concerts, opera, ballet, and traditional kabuki theater. Visitors experience diverse art forms that reflect both international and local artistic traditions.
The location is about 10 minutes by car or 25 minutes on foot from JR Morioka Station. The building has wheelchair accessibility, emergency medical devices, and multipurpose restrooms for different needs.
The main auditorium can be transformed into different configurations using movable partition walls. This flexibility allows the space to be adjusted based on the type of event and audience size.
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