Saitama-shi Cultural Center

Saitama-shi Cultural Center (it bloomed) is a multipurpose hall in Negishi, Minami-ku, Saitama-shi, Saitama. It was a maximum hall in Saitama at the time of completion. Former title Urawa-shi Cultural Center.

The Saitama-shi Cultural Center front

The Saitama-shi Cultural Center south side

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Summary

The site was a site of the Urawa City Minamiurawa junior high school from September, 1957 to March, 1972. It is completed as Urawa-shi Cultural Center in 1985. It was the Saitama's greatest hall until Omiya Sonic City coliseum was completed in 1988. It becomes the current name after Saitama-shi started in 2001. It is used mainly as an announcement meeting place and a concert meeting place. I add Saitama City Minamiurawa library.

Facilities

• A coliseum (cherry tree grass hall): 2,006 seats
• A small hall (Shirasagi hall): 340 seats

Location

• 1-7-1, Negishi, Minami-ku, Saitama-shi, Saitama

Access

From the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line, Musashino Line - Minami-Urawa Station west exit a 7-minute walk.

Outside link

• Introduction by the Saitama-shi culture promotion corporation

Coordinate: 35°50'N 36.5 seconds 139°39'E 48.7 seconds

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