TACHIKAWA STAGE GARDEN

 

In order to accommodate a wide variety of performances, the first-ever “Matrix” system in Japan was adopted for the arena area on the first floor. The Matrix system is a new seat arrangement system for arena seating, in which chairs are inserted into a frame that serves as the legs of the seats, with two or three seats connected at a time. The frames are arranged in alternating rows to keep the individual chairs firmly in place and orderly. The seats are attached by simply inserting, yet remain firmly in place, allowing for a more orderly setup with less workload than when stacking chairs are arranged. This system is also used at the Royal Albert Hall, which has been called the best concert hall in London, and has been well received.
Ease of installation is not the only advantage of the Matrix system. The seats can be folded compactly, creating a much larger space for standing at live events than when pipe chairs or stacking chairs are lined up. We assure you that you will be able to enjoy the event to the fullest without spoiling the climax of the event. These wide spaces also serve as a wide aisles for entry and exit, and contributes to the evacuation flow line in the event of an emergency. The reason why the system was selected is that convenience during construction, comfort during performance, and safety during passage were highly evaluated factors.

The seats to be installed in the Matrix system are the CS01HG, a newly developed seat based on Kotobuki Seating’s CS01 Retractable Seating System. The high back design provides greater seating comfort than previous products. The backrest is quilted and has a three-tiered structure to give it visual volume and an active appearance, and to provide firm support for each part of the body, including the shoulder blades and the lumbar region. In addition, the upholstery is made of a highly durable 3D mesh with excellent breathability, which prevents stuffiness and ensures comfortable seating even after sitting on it for a long time. The seats on the second and third floors are also grouped together in the same design to achieve a sense of unity throughout the venue.

Expectations for the new entertainment facility were rising even before its opening.

Next-generation hall with a capacity of 2,500 seats, the largest in the Tama area where an outdoor stage unite
GREEN SPRINGS, an urban area created in a lush green area adjacent to the Showa Kinen Park, consists of a hotel, offices, stores, restaurants, and a park, in order to transmit a new lifestyle from Tachikawa to the world. TACHIKAWA STAGE GARDEN is located in a corner of the area, and is the largest hall in the Tama area with a capacity of 2,500 to 3,000 people, ideal for all kinds of live entertainment performances, especially music. It has a unique structure that allows the indoor and outdoor areas to be used as one by opening up the sliding wall behind the second-floor seats.