福井まちなか文化施設 響のホール, Theater in Fukui, Japan.
Hibiki Hall was a cultural facility located near Fukui Station, featuring a compact performance space with seating for about 224 people. The building also included recording studios and rehearsal rooms designed for artistic work and events.
The facility opened in 2004 as a new cultural space for the city. It closed in 2020 as part of urban renewal efforts in the area.
The venue served as a meeting place where local artists and musicians could present their work and connect with audiences. It played a role in supporting the creative community and helping performers develop their skills within the city.
The building stood about three minutes walk from the west exit of Fukui Station, making it easy to reach by foot. Since there were no parking facilities on site, arriving by train was the most convenient option.
The building combined a performance hall with professional recording studios, allowing artists to rehearse, perform, and record their work in one location. This integrated setup was uncommon for a small venue and made it a complete production facility.
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