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The Symphony Hall ザ・シンフォニーホール
Japan's first dedicated classical concert hall (1982), a 1,704-seat vineyard hall famous for its warm acoustics.
HoursConcerts mostly at 14:00 or 19:00
ClosedVaries by schedule
PriceTypical concert ticket: ¥6,000
Getting thereFukushima Station (JR Osaka Loop Line), 7 min; Osaka Station, 15 min
Time needed2-3 hours
Best timeEvening concerts
Address2-3-3 Oyodo-minami, Kita-ku, Osaka
Websitesymphonyhall.jp
About
When it opened in 1982, The Symphony Hall was the first hall in Japan built purely for orchestral music, and it remains one of the country's most respected. It hosts Osaka's orchestras, international recitalists and its own big band series. The building sits beside the ABC broadcast centre west of Umeda.
Highlights
- Japan's first concert-only hall
- Warm, natural acoustics
- Recitals and orchestral concerts
Tips
- A free shuttle bus sometimes runs from Osaka Station on concert days; check the site
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