This is a hall made of laminated wood implementing the most advanced fire-resistant technology for wood in Japan. The cedar used has been cut from trees on the local Nanyo mountains.
Generally, there are many cultural halls built in reinforced concrete, but this is the first large wooden fireproof facility built in Japan. The main hall was certified the “Largest wooden concert hall” in the world as a Guinness World Record on December 21, 2014.

It is multi-functional hall with a maximum of 1,403 seats in a proscenium format, where various events from concerts to performing arts are held under the concept of “a quiet and resonating acoustic space.”

The Hiradoma Hall is a hall for 500 people that can be widely used for ceremonies and exhibitions.

There also are a kitchen studio, a Japanese-style tea room, meeting rooms, a tree-growing open space, practice rooms, etc.