Ōbu City Labor and Culture Center
大府市勤労文化会館
A multi-purpose cultural complex in Obu City featuring performance halls, lodging, and community spaces for events and local gatherings.
What it is
- A public facility opened in 1991 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Obu City.
- The building is managed by the Obu City Culture Association.
- It is commonly known as Aisan Hall due to corporate naming rights.
- The center functions as a hub for labor, culture, and community events.
What to see
- Mochinoki Hall features a fixed seating capacity for 817 people.
- Kuchinashi Hall provides a flexible space for multi-purpose use.
- The facility includes specialized rooms for tea ceremonies and physical training.
- On-site amenities include conference rooms, a restaurant, and lodging facilities.
Getting there
- The center is a ten-minute walk from JR Kyowa Station.
- It is located five minutes away from the Kyowa Interchange by car.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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