Where are concerts held in Japan?

Answer 1

In Japan, concerts were usually held in the following venues:
1. ** Dome **: Usually used as a venue for baseball matches. In Japan, where professional baseball is flourishing, many important cities have this place. Such as Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Hokkaido and other cities in the giant eggs. These giant eggs could accommodate a large number of people and were relatively large. Each venue could accommodate tens of thousands of spectators. For example, the Tokyo Dome opened in 1988 and can accommodate about 57,000 people; the Kyocera Dome in Osaka (opened in 1997 and about 50,000 people); and the Yahuoku in Fukuoka! Dome (opened in 1993, about 52,500 people), Nagoya Dome (opened in 1997, about 50,500 people), Saparo Dome (opened in 2001, about 53,845 people), etc. Many popular and well-known singers or groups had the ability to sing in the stadium. Some singers could even achieve the "Big Five Dome Tour."
2. ** Large-scale gymnasium: Generally used as a venue for various sports events. It is smaller than the Dome, but it can still accommodate about 10,000 spectators.
3. ** Music Hall **: Most of them are performance venues for classical orchestras, which can accommodate about 3,000 to 5,000 spectators. Sometimes, local citizen centers and district citizen centers are also used as concert halls.
4. ** Chiba Ocean Stadium **: In addition to being the main baseball stadium and football venue for Japanese professional baseball, it also holds concerts. For example, Madona held a concert here on April 13 - 15, 1990, and Lady Gaga held a concert here on August 13 - 14, 2014. In addition, the "Summer Music Festival" is held here every summer. Since 2017, the "Japan Electronic Lily Carnival" has also been held here.
5. ** Underground venue **: If there is an underground concert venue in Tokyo.
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