I honestly wanted to continue playing like this forever. It is a very comfortable space where you can feel the hospitality of owner Tsuneki Iguchi and his staff in every aspect.

It was a comfortable space with a good sound that is very suitable for stringed instruments. The distance to the audience is close, and the atmosphere is at home. When the concert is over and you go outside, you will be greeted by the countryside scenery in front of you! It is a location where you can feel Japan. It's a hole I'd love to play again!

The moment you enter the hall, I can feel the healing scent of the trees and the weight of the history carved there. And when I start playing, it feels like the instrument is taking a deep breath. This is a special experience that I have never had before, and it is a place that makes me want to keep playing forever.

Otonokura, the embodiment of Iguchi's love and passion for music, is a wonderful space that is irreplaceable for us performers and local music lovers alike.

The customers who listen to the sounds produced in the hall, and Mr. Iguchi and other staff who are probably looking forward to it more than anyone else.
“Oh, I want to come here again,” I thought as I headed home.
I think that everyone's thoughts are stored here only in the storehouse.

We rehearse in a wonderful sound of Otonokura,and during breaks I go into the rice fields looking for any creatures.
I had a very relaxing time with Mr. Iguchi and the staff.

France 200 years ago, come to life here at  ”otonokura" as if they had returned to my home away from home.
Take a stroll through the old and beautiful town of Tatsuno and play BACH in this space.
It is the ultimate happiness of a musician.

Otonokura combines both the intimacy that makes you feel like you are breathing, and the expanse of sound that makes you feel like you are in a large hall. Sometimes delicately, sometimes boldly, any expression is warmly accepted and realized. It was a blissful sound space. I hope we can make music here again someday…

Otonokura's location on the Banshu Plain, with its sweeping rural landscape and stately appearance of the main building, will captivate those who have come away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
You will want to visit again for the seasonal nature and beautiful sounds.

The wooden space has good reverberations and is close to the audience, so you will immediately feel at home. In addition, the sound of the second floor seats is exceptional. The piano is a Steinway and I am looking forward to the future

The moment you press your breath, you will feel as if you are playing the piano in the woods. It is my favorite Otonokura, where the Steinway resonates comfortably surrounded by the soft sound of wood, not concrete.