Fuchū-no-Mori Art Theater

Fuchū-no-Mori Art Theater is a performance venue with three main halls designed for different types of events and shows. Each space is equipped with specific facilities to accommodate various artistic activities and rehearsals.

The theater opened in 1991 and quickly established itself as an important cultural venue in the area. Its creation marked a turning point in how the city supported the arts.

The theater serves as a gathering place for local musicians and performing groups who regularly present their work to audiences. Community performances shape how residents experience arts in their daily lives.

The venue is just a minute walk from Fuchū Station, making it easy to reach by train. The spaces feature soundproofing that allows multiple activities to happen simultaneously without interference.

One of the halls houses a pipe organ, a rare instrument in Japanese performance spaces. The building also maintains specialized instruments like grand pianos available for use.

Location: Sengenchō

Inception: February 28, 1991

Official opening: June 30, 1991

Part of: 100 concert halls in Japan

Website: http://fuchu-cpf.or.jp/theater

GPS coordinates: 35.67332,139.49271

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:54