Cube Garden

The hall is near Sapporo Factory and not far from Sapporo Station. It's not a live house, it's just a small hall... The capacity is about 300 people. It's not a place where I particularly worry about noise, so I wish the sound was a little louder, but if you think of it as a hall, it might be something like this. The lighting is good and you can see some great stage acts. The seats on the second floor protrude, so the visibility is a bit narrow for those at the back of the first floor. However, it is a valuable place where you can enjoy live music in Sapporo. It's a fun place.

15 minutes walk from Sapporo Station, 20 minutes walk from Susukino area. I walk a lot. This box is quietly nestled in a group of buildings. There are no convenience stores or pubs nearby. Coin lockers are available on the first floor. Reasonable pricing starting from 100 yen. There are also large lockers (300 yen), which is great for people traveling on expeditions. The entrance is on the second floor up the stairs. There is also an umbrella stand, so on rainy days, your umbrella won't get in the way. Since I used it for LIVE, I paid 600 yen for the drink at the entrance. Payment method is either cash or PayPay. Beer, lemon sour, and soft drinks are available at the bar counter inside the venue. Original pouches are also available for those who don't drink drinks. (I really want one) I had confirmed in advance on the box that PayPay could be used at the bar counter, but for some reason I couldn't use it on the day. . . The floor is flat so it's hard to see from the rear. There are seats on the second floor, but they are only open to those involved on the day. The staff is very responsive, so even people who are visiting LIVE House for the first time should feel at ease.

Although it was a small hall, I felt close to the artists even in the back of the venue. In that sense, it was better than the big hall! Before the venue opens, people line up in the parking lot according to their ticket numbers, take turns climbing the stairs, and collect their tickets and the 600 yen one-drink fee there. After that, go to the venue. Although it is a non-reserved seat, since the person with the lowest number enters first, the later number will naturally be selected by the person at the back. First, take your drink exchange coin and get your favorite drink, such as draft beer. All you have to do is wait for the performance to start in your reserved seat. That time is also fun. It's finally time for the performance. The audience was on their feet from the first song. With the artist's powerful vocals and lighting, you'll be in a great mood! The acoustics were also very good. The one hour and 45 minute concert went by in the blink of an eye. After it was over, I felt an indescribable sense of loneliness and a pleasant sense of fulfillment. While I was still excited, I was told that there would be an autograph session for those who purchased goods, so of course I went in that direction. I also waited in line. Last but not least, we managed to get the autograph. It was a fulfilling time. After work, I got drunk at the concert, and since I was alone, I went to my accommodation and had some delicious beer. "Thank you for your hard work! Cheers" My throat was moistened, tonight was the best, no, it would have been even better if I had a partner... I can't ask for anything more. ``Cheers!'' Once again on a fun day, I got drunk with my heart and body. Good night. P.S. The location is near the Sapporo Factory, and if you go there by bus, you can take the Chuo Bus and get there in about a 1-minute walk from the "Kita 3-jo Higashi 3-chome" bus stop.

I went inside for the first time. Kebab Live on July 25th. We were guided by the courteous staff, and the venue was well-equipped with safety measures, and the air conditioning was working well... It was hot and humid, but the stage was a good size, allowing the performers and audience to come together as one. . I would like to listen to Kebab's songs here again next year. The words of the person in charge who greeted me first He freed my body and mind, which had been cramped due to the coronavirus pandemic. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you. Rock is the best! ! It's a venue that makes you think.