Toyama Prefectural Hall
富山県民会館 (ホール)
Toyama Prefectural Hall is a cultural and community venue featuring exhibition spaces, art rooms, conference facilities, and traditional Japanese rooms with stages and dining.
Established in 1964, this hall aims to enhance the culture of Toyama residents and boost the local economy. The main building comprises of an exhibition room, art room, conference room, tea room, Japanese dance room, office and a branch office. It also features a museum and Japanese-style rooms with stages, cooking areas, and dining facilities.
Upcoming events at this place
All Japan Chindon Contest
Japan's only national competition for chindon performers, a traditional street performance art that emerged in the 19th century to promote shop openings through music and costumes.
3–5 Apr 2027 · Dates not yet confirmedToyamaPlaces nearby
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