This time we will introduce a stylish “blue” street piano located in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo.
This street piano can be played all day on Sundays and public holidays, giving you many opportunities to play it.
Piano Type : Upright Piano
Installation date : Permanent
Playable time : 23:00-17:00
Available all day on Sundays and public holidays
Notes
To ensure enjoyment for both the performer and the listener, please play in a gentle manner, taking into consideration nearby shops and other customers. Performances should be around 5-10 minutes long and cannot exceed 30 minutes. Please be considerate of those around you when taking photographs.
- Repeating the same phrase using sheet music, or other actions that appear to be practice
- Playing something other than a song
- Singing or playing with other instruments
- Bringing food and drink
- Placing things on the piano
- Monopolizing the piano for long periods of time
- Strike the keys too hard, such as by “banging” roughly
- Playing too loudly
- Commercial activities (including handing out flyers and selling tickets)
- Opening the roof (lid)
- Moving nearby objects such as luggage racks
If you do not abide by the above rules or do not follow the manager’s instructions, you may be refused permission to play the piano.
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Location
Checkmate Building 1F Lobby, 2-23-12 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Recommended access : Train
There are several stations with good access, including Higashi-Shinjuku Station, Seibu-Shinjuku Station, and Shinjuku Station.
It’s a little far from the station, so you’ll have to walk there.
Afterword
A stylish upright piano with blue stars painted on it.
Playing is possible during the unusual hours of 11pm-5pm.
A spot where practice is prohibited.
The piano is lovely, but it’s a long way from the street piano.
If you’re a woman going at night, be careful of touts.
It would be a shame to end up with a bad experience in such a lovely place…
The illuminated Kabukicho Tower at night is also recommended♪
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