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大邱文化芸術会館（대구문화예술회관）

大邱文化芸術会館（대구문화예술회관）

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1990年5月に開館した「大邱（テグ）文化芸術会館」は、大邱広域市の文化芸術のメッカで公演館、展示館、野外公演場など大規模な施設があります。公演館は音楽、舞踊、演劇、オペラなどのための大劇場（1,090席）と独奏会、演劇などのための小劇場（320席）で構成されています。展示館には13の展示室と国際会議場などがあり、展示館の後ろの雑木林に位置する野外公演場（観覧席700席）は音楽会、舞踊、民俗歌舞などの公演と野外ウェディングホールとして利用できます。

頭流公園内に位置する野外音楽広場は韓国最大規模の2万7千人を収容することができる公演場です。音楽会をはじめてとして演劇、ミュージカル、オペラなどの多様なジャンルの公演が開催されます。この他の施設として、伝統生活工芸品を展示、販売しているアートショップと休憩所としてコーヒーショップなどがあります。
大邱文化芸術館は企画公演および展示だけではなく交響楽団や合唱団、舞踊団、国楽団、劇団、青少年合唱団、オペラ団など6ヶ所の私立芸術団体と地域芸術家達の場所であるとともに、大邱市民達にとっての都心の中の心休まる芸術空間として親しまれている名所です。
- アドレス : 大邱広域市 達西区 公園循環路201
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この作品は韓国観光公社によって 21 年間作成され、最初のタイプの公共ヌリとしてオープンしました。韓国観光公社（https://kto.visitkorea.or.kr/jpn.kto）から無料でダウンロードできます。

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