Gunma Music Center

Gunma Music Center is a performing arts venue in Takamatsuchō featuring a main concert hall designed to accommodate audiences of around 2,200 people. The facility includes a spacious stage, dressing rooms, conference spaces, and various amenities for both performers and visitors.

The venue opened in 1961 following a design by architect Antonin Raymond and was established as a regional center for performing arts. Since its opening, it has served as an important cultural hub for the area.

The venue hosts a wide range of performances throughout the year, from classical concerts to operas, ballets, theatrical shows, musicals, and traditional Japanese performances. Visitors experience a blend of international artistry and local cultural traditions in a single space.

The venue operates throughout the day and night, providing access to various spaces depending on events scheduled. Visitors should check the calendar in advance to see what performances are planned during their visit.

A distinctive feature outside the main entrance is a telephone booth shaped like a violin, which catches visitors' attention. This playful architectural detail combines function with artistic expression in an unexpected way.

Location: Takamatsuchō

Architects: Antonin Raymond

Official opening: July 18, 1961

Website: http://takasaki-foundation.or.jp/center

GPS coordinates: 36.32350,139.00358

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:53