Street piano at the Kiraria Kita Activity Center

The street piano we’ll be introducing this time is the one at the Ikigai Activities Center Kiraria Kita in Kita Ward, Tokyo.
In Japan, street pianos are often set up in cultural centers like the one mentioned above.
They’re very easy places to play on.
Street pianos set up in cultural centers often have restrictions, such as only being able to be played on weekdays.

Piano Type :Upright Piano

Before playing, you write your name at the reception.
The piano had a great sound.
It seemed like people from the neighborhood also came to play, so it was a nice, homey space.

Installation date : Limited Time Offer

2nd and 4th Tuesdays: 10:00-12:00
Every Thursday 16:00-19:00

Please pay attention to the days of the week when we can play.
Thursdays are every week, but Tuesdays are every other week.

Notes

• Please disinfect your hands and wear a mask before playing.
• Performances are limited to 10 minutes per person.
• Advance reservations are not accepted.
• Please refrain from using the venue for practice or performing for commercial purposes.
• If you would like to play an instrument other than the piano, please call or inquire in advance at the front desk.
• Singing is prohibited.

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Location

Kita-ku, Tokyo 5-2-5 Oji Kita-ku Ikigai Activity Center Kiraria North 1st floor lobb.

The photo is taken at night, so it is dark, but apparently there is a sign up when the street piano can be played.

It’s about a 10-minute walk from Higashi-Jujo Station, but if you go there using Google Maps, you might find yourself lost in an apartment complex nearby.
I got lost there.