Street piano at Machiya Cultural Center

The street piano we’ll be introducing this time is located at Machiya Cultural Center in Arakawa Ward.
This street piano is equipped with an originally designed grand piano.
The days on which it can be played change each month, so you’ll need to check the official website.

Piano Type : Grand Piano

If you look closely at the piano, you will see messages written all over it.
This piano is also known as the “Piano of Wishes.”

Installation date : Limited Time Offer

Performance times are usually between 10:00 and 18:00.

It is a good idea to check the available dates in advance on the official website of Machiya Cultural Center.
Official website is here.

*The piano may not be playable when there are exhibition events, etc.

Notes

Please check before playing.

If sound leaks into the hallway, it will cause inconvenience to other stores. Please make sure the entrance door (on the Keisei Electric Railway and Tokyo Metro side) is closed before playing.

*The door is directly in front of you (slightly to the left) when sitting down from the piano.

If there are other people waiting to play, please keep your playing time to 10 minutes or less and take turns, and please be considerate of other users.

We ask for your understanding and cooperation so that everyone who uses Machinaka Piano can have a wonderful time.

Notes quote

Pianos come with hourglasses that can measure 10 minutes, so make use of those.

Location

20-1 Arakawa 7-chome, Arakawa-ku, Tokyo Machiya Cultural Center 2nd floor Fureai Hiroba

The easiest route is from Machiya Station, but we’ll show you the route from the first floor.

There is a poster as you enter the entrance.
There are stairs on the left, so go up to the second floor.

When you go up to the second floor, there is a corridor on the left. Follow that corridor and you will find the piano on your right.