武蔵野芸能劇場

It was convenient because it was right from the station, and the theater was beautiful.

I want you to turn on the air conditioner when the weather is nice

It is a convenient theater near the station.

It is a long-established theater. Since it is a public business, infection control measures are perfect.

It was a small hall, but it's convenient because it's close to the station. You will be drawn to the entrance of the red lantern.

[With Corona 2021.8.29] The front row is 2-4-2 with 8 seats No drink The radio wave of docomo enters without any problem

Born and raised in Musashino City, Mitaka Station always has a lot of special rapid service waiting, and I often see the beautiful cherry blossoms in front of Mitaka Station and the station square. Among them, the Musashino Performing Arts Theater, which is made of reinforced concrete but shows the appearance of traditional Japanese architecture from the Showa period, was a building that I was interested in, but I was not interested in theater, so I was not particularly conscious of any facility. I was spending time in. I happened to visit it because I wanted to rediscover the history of my hometown, and there was an exhibition about the bombing of Tokyo, so I decided to visit it. First of all, the facility itself feels old-fashioned in design, but the maintenance was neat, there was no dirt or cracks due to the passage of time, and the toilet was clean and well maintained. Regarding the exhibition related to the bombing of Tokyo, the main points are firmly suppressed, and you can clearly see the life that gradually becomes difficult during the war, the experience of air raids, militarism, etc. I was surprised at the thoroughness of the fact that the folding grid was also offered. At the same time, the story of the painter offering a metal tube of paint as a material for a battleship in 1945 felt absurd. Although it may have been in time for the final battleship "Musashi" to be put into service this year, how much metal was recycled from a few grams of paint tube to the Yamato-class battleship with a standard displacement of 65,000 tons. I was made to feel the stupidity of the war that I could not win even if I gave too thorough metal donation, considering that it was showing that, or even a submarine chaser of a small ship weighed 300 tons. However, because I have some background knowledge, I can read more than what is on display, but the content is like reading a textbook, and I felt that it was a little unrealistic. For example, how big was the large B29 compared to modern domestic jets, and what weapons did the Japanese use for air raids in militarism? Also, even though I dug an air raid shelter for an air raid, the story of letting a child escape to another air raid shelter because the family would be wiped out if it was steamed was made by thinking that it was an effective facility when digging the air raid shelter itself. I was worried about various things such as whether the guidelines for excavation were distributed to the people. It is a free exhibition, and I would like to respect the aspirations of Musashino City and Tokyo to hand down the war on it. Also, even if you look at the memo pad at that time, the paper quality is poor and you can see that the small books are filled with letters, and you can feel the lack of supplies. Images cannot be seen without such an opportunity. However, it is quiet as a making, re-speaking what was told, new experiences, how much this exhibition will resonate with young people now, how much it will resonate with generations slightly above me who became the right wing of the net, various things. I sometimes had doubts about it. In the end, I thought that all I could do was visit the battlefields around the world and re-speak in my own words with my own feelings. Even if it's off the mark, it will sound better to someone who has a soul shape similar to mine ... Believing that, I can't stop reviewing and talking about Google Maps.