CINEMA Chupki TABATA, Movie theater in Tabata, Japan
Cinema Chupki Tabata is a documentary film theater in the Tabata district featuring a 20-seat screening room with a 120-inch screen and 360-degree surround sound. The intimate setting creates a focused viewing experience for audiences.
The theater opened in 2016 and introduced a new concept of accessible cinema to the Tabata district. Since then, it has established itself as a venue dedicated to documentary film and accessibility for all viewers.
The theater shows international documentaries that explore themes of social justice, cultural identity, and peace through stories from around the world. This programming reflects a focus on content that encourages reflection and shares different perspectives.
The theater is about 7 minutes from the north exit of JR Tabata Station and is easily accessible by public transit. When visiting, use the address or local signs to find the location, as it sits on a quiet residential street.
The theater provides audio guidance at every seat and Japanese subtitles, making films accessible to visitors with visual or hearing impairments. These access features are built into the theater's design and show a thoughtful approach to inclusion.
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