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Tsugaru Shamisen Hall

津軽三味線会館

Experience the thrill of authentic Tsugaru shamisen performances

Located in Kanagi-machi, the birthplace of Tsugaru shamisen, this facility showcases the history of Tsugaru shamisen and local performing arts. In addition to an exhibition room introducing the origins and history of Tsugaru shamisen, Tsugaru folk songs, and local performing arts, the facility also has a concert hall and outdoor stage for performances.

Live Tsugaru shamisen performances are held several times a day in the concert hall. You can experience the thrill of listening to authentic performances by Tsugaru shamisen players born and raised right here in the Tsugaru region. The facility also features many other highlights, including an area where visitors can enjoy the sounds of various Japanese shamisen instruments and string instruments from around the world.

Tsugaru Shamisen Hall is located only a short distance from the Osamu Dazai Memorial Museum "Shayokan," and a two-site pass is recommended to visit both facilities.

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General Information

Address: 青森県五所川原市金木町朝日山189-3
Telephone Number: 0173-54-1616
Opening Times: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in 2022 due to COVID-19 infection prevention measures)
Closures: Closed from December to March
Prices: General admission: ¥600
Senior high school and university students: ¥400
Elementary and junior high school students: ¥250

〈Two-site pass for Tsugaru Shamisen Hall & Osamu Dazai Memorial Museum "Shayokan"〉
General admission: ¥1,000
Senior high school and university students: ¥600
Elementary and junior high school students: ¥400
Directions: Take the Tsugaru Railway from Goshogawara Station; get off at Kanagi Station and walk approx. 7 minutes.
Car Park: Approx. 50 spaces (free)
Website: (Japanese) Tsugaru Shamisen Hall See trip advisor