About a 10-minute walk from the west exit of JR Takasaki Station.
From the Wada-bashi intersection on National Route 17, turn toward the city hall and walk about 400 meters. Show route
Op.Hours
10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Cld.Days
Mondays (the following day if a national holiday falls on a Monday)
Fee
Free
INFO
Facility tours may be declined on certain days due to events or maintenance. Please note that some events are not listed on our website. We kindly request that you contact us in advance to confirm the schedule before your visit.
The Gunma Music Center is a concert hall built in Takasaki City in 1961. It was designed by the master of modern architecture, Antonin Raymond.
Raymond utilized the historical location of Takasaki Castle ruins, incorporating a design that harmonizes with the surrounding environment.
The center's exterior features a simple, geometric form, characterized by its exposed concrete walls.
The interior boasts an open-plan design, including a concert hall, lecture hall, and gallery.
The concert hall offers excellent acoustics and frequently hosts orchestras and choral performances.
The lecture hall is used for various purposes, including lectures and conferences.
The gallery hosts contemporary art and photography exhibitions, providing opportunities to engage with the arts.
The Gunma Music Center serves as a cultural hub for Takasaki City, beloved by local residents and a popular tourist spot attracting visitors from across the prefecture and beyond.