Saitama Hall

Saitama Hall is a concert venue in Takasago with two separate performance spaces designed for different types of events. The main auditorium accommodates larger audiences while the secondary hall creates an intimate setting for smaller performances.

The building was constructed in the 1920s for a significant occasion and later underwent a complete redesign in the 1960s by a noted architect. This renovation created the venue as visitors experience it today.

The venue brings together music lovers who gather for orchestral performances and regional celebrations throughout the year. Visitors notice how the space serves as a meeting point for people interested in classical music and cultural events.

The hall is easily accessible by public transportation and sits just a short walk from a train station. The building spans multiple levels with various rooms and facilities that visitors can explore.

The interior uses extensive wood throughout, giving the space a warm quality and influencing how sound travels through it. This material was carefully selected to optimize how the space sounds during performances.

Location: Takasago

Inception: 1966

Architects: Kunio Maekawa

Part of: 100 concert halls in Japan

Website: http://saf.or.jp/en/venues/saitama

GPS coordinates: 35.85783,139.65228

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:43