Kawasaki City has long supported domestic industry as an industrial city, but as the industrial structure changed, Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall was opened in 2004 as a symbol of Kawasaki City's transformation into a cultural city. Recognized for its world-class acoustics, it has established itself as a temple of music where performances by famous orchestras are held, and has contributed to Kawasaki City's ``urban development through music.'' In addition, the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, which has a franchise partnership with Kawasaki City, operates from Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall as its home base, including daily rehearsals, creating and disseminating music and art as Japan's top runner.
Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall provides an excellent acoustic environment that maximizes the potential of performers, and warmly welcomes everyone who comes to the hall. In addition, as a cultural hub representing Kawasaki City, we aim to create a hall that works hand in hand with orchestras and musicians from a variety of genres, and becomes a ``seat'' for transmitting and interacting with musical culture.
(Photo) ©︎Satoshi Aoyagi
