Kawasaki City has long supported domestic industry as an industrial city, but as the industrial structure changed, Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall was born in 2004 as a symbol of Kawasaki City's transformation into a cultural city. In addition, it has contributed to the "town development by music" promoted by Kawasaki City, such as establishing its position as a music hall where performances by famous orchestras are held in recognition of being proud of one of the world's leading acoustics. In addition, the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, which has a franchise tie-up with Kawasaki City, is based in Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall and is active in daily rehearsals, creating and disseminating music art as a top runner in Japan. Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall provides an excellent acoustic environment that maximizes the potential of the performer, and welcomes all who come to the hall with all their heart. In addition, as a cultural base representing Kawasaki City, we aim to be a hall that will be a "seat" for the transmission and exchange of music culture, in collaboration with orchestras and musicians of various genres. (Photo) © ︎ Satoshi Aoyagi