關內會館, Concert hall in Yokohama, Japan

Kannai Hall is a municipal multipurpose hall in Naka Ward, Yokohama, on the site of the former Yokohama Takarazuka Theater. It has a 1,038-seat main hall, a 264-seat small hall and four rehearsal rooms, and is run by a designated management group including TV Kanagawa and the Kanagawa Shimbun.

The site on Bashamichi once held the Yokohama Takarazuka Theater, and a citizens' hall used that building in the 1970s. In 1986 it was rebuilt together with the former Naka Ward Office facing Kannai-dori, creating the present Kannai Hall. The Yokohama Film Festival has been held here since 1987, except in 2015 when renovation work took place.

The hall is used mainly for rakugo and other yose storytelling, musicals and theatre. Since 1987 the Yokohama Film Festival has been held here every year except 2015, when renovation work closed the building.

Kannai Hall is a 6-minute walk from JR Negishi Line Kannai Station, 3 minutes from Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line Kannai Station, and 4 minutes from Minatomirai Line Bashamichi Station. The large hall seats 1,038 and the small hall 264, with four rehearsal rooms.

The site on Bashamichi once held the Yokohama Takarazuka Theater, and in the 1970s a citizens' hall used that building. The present hall opened in 1986 after a rebuild together with the former Naka Ward Office facing Kannai-dori. Since 1987 the Yokohama Film Festival has been held here, except 2015, when renovation work took place.