Niterra Village Hall

Niterra Village Hall is a modern cultural and performing arts venue located in the Naka Ward of Nagoya. Formerly known as Nagoya Civic Assembly Hall, the venue was renamed after sponsorship by the company Niterra and continues to serve as an importan

Niterra Village Hall

Niterra Village Hall

Niterra Village Hall is a modern cultural and performing arts venue located in the Naka Ward of Nagoya. Formerly known as Nagoya Civic Assembly Hall, the venue was renamed after sponsorship by the company Niterra and continues to serve as an important hub for concerts, theatre productions, cultural programs, and community events.

The hall features a spacious main auditorium with seating for more than 2,000 guests, along with professional stage facilities, advanced lighting and sound systems, and comfortable seating arrangements designed to accommodate large audiences. Its versatile setup allows the venue to host a wide variety of performances, including orchestral concerts, stage plays, dance shows, lectures, and public ceremonies.

Conveniently located near Tsuruma Park in central Nagoya, Niterra Village Hall is easily accessible by public transportation and frequently hosts both local and international events. With its long history and modern upgrades, the venue remains a key part of Nagoya’s vibrant cultural and performing arts scene.

1 Chōme-5-1 Kanayama, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture

460-0022

Japan

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