Location List

A hall for the performing arts with a fairly large capacity for a small town. As it is adjacent to the Satosho Town Hall and is managed directly by the town administration, negotiations can me made...

Built in 1999 when the population of Gunma Prefecture reached 2 million. Characteristic dome and objects are filmed as various locations. Designed by an architect Arata Isozaki.

The first municipal hall in the prefecture built in 1930. Has a retro and stylish exterior, a salle made of marble in the large part and a hall with a retro atmosphere.

It was opened as the first independent public Noh theatre in 1972. It has been conservation, succession and promotion base of the Nohgaku culture. The Noh stage that is relocated from the Kanaza...

The renovated building built in 1924. Has a sightseeing information desk, a gallery, a conference room, a restaurant and a cafe. The 9a stone square can be used for events and a relaxation space.

Built in 1913. Two-story wooden building with white plaster wall. It is closed in winter due to snow.

Founded in 1991, Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST) is a Japanese national university consisting of graduate schools in three integrated areas: Information Science, Biological Science...

The largest exhibition hall in the northern Kanto area. Approximately 1.2 yards (10000 ㎡）and can accommodate up to 10000 people. Approximately 15 minutes drive from Takasaki Tamamura exit on the ...

About 300 years ago, the feudal lord Date Tsunamura, the fourth generation samurai leader of the Date family, planted some 1000 sakura cherry blossom trees such as Shidarezakura (weeping cherry tre...

Used as a venue for multiple purposes for sports and events. 4-story building is made of armored concrete. The total floor area is 3234 ㎡. Has 5058 seats. The space can be used for 3 basketball ...

A nationally registered tangible cultural property located in the Himeji Literature Museum. It is a one-storied wooden building with gabled roof and tiled roof that was built as a villa for Hachij...

Mori Butai is traditonal arts performing hall.Featuring a full-scale Noh stage, this museum showcases costumes, masks and reference documents from the world of traditional Toyoma Noh.

The museum uses the same building that housed the Tome Police Station in the Meiji era. The overall style is Grecian. Inside, the museum displays period police uniforms, swords, and notices.