CC Lemon Hall - Revision history

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	==History==		==History==
	This hall was another hall built for the [[1964 Olympic Games]]. It was created for the weight lifting competition. After the event, the hall was and is most commonly used for live concerts, especially classical music.		This hall was another hall built for the [[1964 Olympic Games]]. It was created for the weight lifting competition. After the event, the hall was and is most commonly used for live concerts, especially classical music.
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	In 2005 it was found that the ceiling had too much asbestos and could cause health issues. The entire building was remodeled in 2005 and opened again in 2006, under its new name. They also replaced the revolving stage, which had been breaking down before the renovation.		In 2005 it was found that the ceiling had too much asbestos and could cause health issues. The entire building was remodeled in 2005 and opened again in 2006, under its new name. They also replaced the revolving stage, which had been breaking down before the renovation.
	==Location==		==Location==
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	==Facility==		==Facility==
	The original Shibuya Public Hall was able to fit approximately 2,318 people, with 1352 on the Mezzanine level and 966 on the 2nd floor. Once it got remodeled that number dropped slightly to 2084, with 1255 on the Mezzanine level and 849 on the second floor.		The original Shibuya Public Hall was able to fit approximately 2,318 people, with 1352 on the Mezzanine level and 966 on the 2nd floor. Once it got remodeled that number dropped slightly to 2084, with 1255 on the Mezzanine level and 849 on the second floor.
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	The acoustics of CC Lemon were improved after the remodel. The public hall is most often used for classical music, though it has been home to a variety of other musical venues. It is also most often used for seated music. Rarely is it turned into a dance floor.		The acoustics of CC Lemon were improved after the remodel. The public hall is most often used for classical music, though it has been home to a variety of other musical venues. It is also most often used for seated music. Rarely is it turned into a dance floor.
	==External Links==		==External Links==

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New page: '''CC Lemon Hall''' (Previously named Shibuya Public Hall) is a concert hall located in Shibuya, Tokyo. In October of 2006, CC Lemon purchased the rights for the hall to be...

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'''CC Lemon Hall''' (Previously named [[Shibuya Public Hall]]) is a concert hall located in [[Shibuya]], [[Tokyo]]. In October of 2006, [[CC Lemon]] purchased the rights for the hall to be named CC Lemon Hall for 5 years. The hall itself was built in 1964.
==History==
This hall was another hall built for the [[1964 Olympic Games]]. It was created for the weight lifting competition. After the event, the hall was and is most commonly used for live concerts, especially classical music.
In 2005 it was found that the ceiling had too much asbestos and could cause health issues. The entire building was remodeled in 2005 and opened again in 2006, under its new name. They also replaced the revolving stage, which had been breaking down before the renovation.
==Location==
Address (English):
*Japan Udagawa-cho 1-1
*Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0042
Address (Japanese):
*〒150-0042　東京都渋谷区宇田川町1-1
Phone:
*03-3463-3022
==Access==
CC Lemon Hall is directly in the middle of 3 different stations, so no matter which station you get off, it is approximately a 10 minute walk. The three stations are [[Shibuya Station]], [[Harajuku Station]], and [[Jingumae Station]].
==Facility==
The original Shibuya Public Hall was able to fit approximately 2,318 people, with 1352 on the Mezzanine level and 966 on the 2nd floor. Once it got remodeled that number dropped slightly to 2084, with 1255 on the Mezzanine level and 849 on the second floor.
The acoustics of CC Lemon were improved after the remodel. The public hall is most often used for classical music, though it has been home to a variety of other musical venues. It is also most often used for seated music. Rarely is it turned into a dance floor.
==External Links==
*[http://www.cclemon.jp/ Official Homepage, CC Lemon Hall]

[[Category:Japanese Concert Venues]]