Small Concert Hall

Have you ever imagined experiencing a concert in a “jewel box of sound”? The Small Concert Hall, nestled within Tokyo’s Suntory Hall, offers just that. The Small Concert Hall, also known as the Blue Rose, isn’t just a venue; it’s a transformative space where music comes alive. Suntory Hall itself opened in 1986, a testament to Suntory’s 60th anniversary of whisky production and 20th of beer production. The Small Concert Hall stands as a unique counterpoint to the grandeur of the main Suntory Hall. While the main hall boasts over 2,000 seats and a massive pipe organ, the Small Concert Hall provides a more intimate experience. With its movable seats and a stage composed of three adjustable platforms, the Blue Rose offers a flexible and adaptable space. It can accommodate between 384 and 432 people, perfect for chamber music, solo recitals, and even speeches or seminars. Imagine the rich tones of a cello resonating within the wooden-paneled walls of this 425-square-meter space. The adjustable stage platforms, rising in 20-centimeter increments up to 60 centimeters, allow for optimal sound projection and visual connection between performers and audience. The Small Concert Hall within Suntory Hall truly lives up to its nickname. The Blue Rose is a hidden gem within a larger jewel box, offering an intimate and unforgettable musical experience.