Matsumoto Memorial Music Guest House, Music venue in Okamoto, Japan.
Matsumoto Memorial Music Guest House is a music venue in Okamoto featuring two floors with multiple concert halls. Each space is designed specifically for different instruments and performance types, ranging from a pipe organ hall to rooms for traditional instruments.
The building was originally built in 1973 as a private residence for Pioneer Corporation founder Nozomi Matsumoto and his wife. It was later converted into a public music venue and has served as a performance space since then.
The venue brings together spaces for Japanese traditional instruments and Western classical music, allowing both musical worlds to coexist. Visitors experience how different musical traditions share the same halls and create distinct atmospheres.
The venue is best reached by bus from either Futako-Tamagawa Station or Seijo-Gakuen-mae Station, followed by a short walk. Most visitors should plan for around five minutes from the nearest bus stop to the entrance.
The building preserves its original residential architecture while operating as a professional music venue today. This combination of historic home elements and modern acoustic equipment creates an unexpected setting for concerts.
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