I saw Songs for Planetarium. The first thing I noticed was the poor image quality. It is said that they use the latest LED panels, but it looked similar to the LCDs advertised at pachinko parlors along the highway. The sound is also bad. At the very least, I want it to be at the level of a modern movie theater. Maybe the problem is not with the equipment, but with the software. The story, animation, etc. were all cheap. The building is a beautiful and stylish place, so I think if they change the production company, it will be a facility where you can have a wonderful video experience. I look forward to improvements.

Rip-off. I watched "Stars and Scary Myths: Scary Pictures x Planetarium". I was looking forward to it so I reserved a sofa seat. I thought it would be shown on the entire overhead screen, but it was only on a square screen smaller than the movie. I thought I would be able to see a sky full of stars, but what is this planetarium for? 45 minutes wasted and high price. After it was over, the people around me were wondering, "What? Is this the end?!" It's better to watch NHK on your TV at home. I will never use it again.

Recommended for dates in hot weather. There aren't many programs these days that really show the stars, so it's boring. If I want to watch a movie, I go to a movie theater, so I wish they would focus on showing me the music and the stars. I liked it better in the early days. The cafe in the waiting room has a cute menu.

In the evening, I went to see an adult planetarium where children under 18 are not allowed. It was a screening without a mosaic of dirty jokes. If you go as a couple, it'll be a great conversation topic lol

I’m going to be completely honest here. The experience was blatantly boring. I really do not recommend coming here.

Some programs do not have English lam nguage, only Japanese. Also ticket price kind of expensive.

I was able to go because I had tickets for the 100th anniversary of the planetarium. It wasn't as spacious as I expected. I felt like I was in a place like this. I saw it for the first time in decades, so I quite enjoyed it. In terms of content, I felt like I learned a little bit and it was nostalgic. Maybe it would be better to listen to the other song to enjoy it more easily? I thought. There were autographs from the voice actors on display, so fans might be happy. It seems like the child was crying and was asked to leave the room, so this may depend on the work, but it might be a little difficult for children who are afraid of dark places >⁠.⁠< There seemed to be a variety of beautiful drinks on sale. The souvenir shop also seemed to have reasonable prices for a place like this. You can probably see the souvenir shop without a ticket. The motif accessories such as the moon, stars, and constellations were cute. The photo was taken before it started. When the event begins, there will be an announcement telling you to put shiny objects in your bag.

Used on a date. There is a parking lot in the same building, but there are no discounts for using the planetarium. I think it cost about 900 yen to watch one program on a weekday night. It's a little pricey for couples, but it's worth it to experience the limited 4 seats that can be rolled over. I get excited. However, since it is completely flat, women may not be able to take it easy because they are worried that it will fall apart when they put on their cute hair. Be careful with your hairstyle!! ︎ All the original drinks and food are cute. The photo is of the drinks and food when I went to the 2023 summer program. It's fun to see menus tied to each program being screened.

Premier seat use The cushions were soft and the images of the stars as I lay there were amazing. The music, the voices of the voice actors including the narration, and the temperature in the room were perfect for relaxing. The work I watched was "Hoshibiyori - Ue o Muite Arukou". Premier seats are popular, so if you want to use them, you need to make a reservation early.

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