Akasaka BLITZ

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Official name	Akasaka BLITZ
Old name	Akasaka BLITZ (from April, 1996 to September, 2003)
The opening	2008March 20
Opening performance	KREVA best of Akasaka
Seating capacity	1,298 people
Use	Concert
Old use	Concert
Administration	TBS TV
The location	5-3-2, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo Akasaka Sacas
Position	35°40'N 21.1 seconds 139°44'E 7.1 seconds / 35.672528 degrees N 139.735306 degrees E / 35.672528, a 139.735306 coordinate: 35°40'N 21.1 seconds 139°44'E 7.1 seconds / 35.672528 degrees N 139.735306 degrees E / 35.672528, 139.735306
Official site	BLITZ

Akasaka BLITZ (red or a blitz, English: Akasaka BLITZ) is a live house of the TBS TV administration in Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Akasaka Sacas. The old facilities opened in (1996) in 1996, but brought it back for a redevelopment plan (2008) on March 20 in closedown, 2008 of five years later in (2003) in 2003.

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Summary

The old facilities were established with a new company building move of Tokyo Broadcasting System (existing Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings) (1996) in the old company building ruins on April 16 in 1996. Was the live house of 1,500 - 2,000 only scales in Tokyo, and the artist who crossed it to approximately 2,000 sets (at September, 2003) inside and outside Japan used it frequently until SHIBUYA-AX opened in (2000) in 2000 [¹]; [²]. The 杮 ashpan of old facilities was Mr.Big [²]. Was closed down by "TBS 5, Akasaka redevelopment plan" (existing Akasaka Sacas project) with a performance of Dragon Ash (2003) on September 5 2003 [¹]; [²] [³].

Yokohama BLITZ opened (2004) as move of Akasaka BLITZ facilities on November 14 in 2004.

New construction opened in former Akasaka BLITZ in Akasaka Sacas and the about the same position in form provided along with Akasaka ACT theater again (2008) on March 20 in 2008. It becomes the form caught in TBS broadcast center and the Akasaka Biz tower positionally. KREVA performed the 杮 last joke performance [²]. In addition, Yokohama BLITZ coexisted and was run, but was closed on October 14, 2013 [⁴]. Administration shifted to TBS TV (2009) with (Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings) a holding company of Tokyo Broadcasting System in April in 2009.

As for the performance, music connection is held mainly, but the stage [⁵], rakugo [⁶], a preview [⁷], the professional wrestling performance is carried out elsewhere, too. In addition, it is this theater to have held the first meeting of the AKB48 selection general election.

It is TBS Akasaka ACT theater which TBS TV owns, two places of Akasaka BLITZ to own such a theater in JNN system, TBS affiliated station.

Facilities

• The seating capacity is 1,298 (151 1,147 the first-floor .2 floors) oar sheeting by all standing; 604 people (484 the first floor, the second floor 120).
• The number of people to be able to enter the first-floor standing seat front row is 22-23 people.
  • In addition, the old facilities (from 1996 to 2003) capacity was 1,944 people (1,700 1F standing, 2F seat 244 seats); [⁸].
• The nearest station,Tokyo MetroChiyoda LineAkasaka Station、Ginza Line・Marunouchi LineAkasaka-Mitsuke Station。

Footnote

[Help]

1. ^ ^{a b} Former Akasaka BLITZ official site (Internet archive)
2. The 杮 last joke of the ^ ^{a b c d} Akasaka BLITZ revival is KREVA BARKS January 23, 2008
3. ^ Dragon Ash, tour holding OOPS! June 4, 2003 of the whole country
4. ^ "BLITZ." July 3, 2013 reading.
5. ^ one: TAKAHIRO produce "SIX DOORS" - ZAK Corporation
6. ^ one: Akasaka BLITZ variety hall LIVE - BS-TBS
7. ^ one: December 23, 2001 "Soundtrack" completion announcement preview
8. ^ LIVE HOUSE Edogawa University mass communication subject, event hall information - Kanto -/ Akasaka BLITZ, meeting place guidance (Tokyo) / Akasaka BLITZ

Allied item

• Yokohama BLITZ

Outside link

• BLITZ

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