堺市民会館, Music venue in Sakai, Japan
The Sakai City Hall features a multipurpose concert hall with specialized acoustic design for orchestral and contemporary music performances.
The Sakai City Hall, designed by architect Shiro Tada, opened its doors in 2004 to provide a dedicated space for performing arts in Osaka Prefecture.
The venue hosts regular performances of traditional Japanese taiko drumming alongside classical concerts, creating a fusion of Eastern and Western musical traditions.
Located 8 minutes from Sakai-Higashi Station, the music venue operates from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM and requires advance ticket reservations for performances.
The facility includes specialized percussion performance spaces with enhanced acoustics specifically designed for taiko drum resonance and vibration control.
GPS coordinates: 34.57217,135.47972
Latest update: March 11, 2025 14:28
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