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Shinjuku City records the theater’s 2008 closure, while Toho identifies 1-19-1 Kabukicho as the former Koma Theater site.
Source: city.shinjuku.lg.jp ↗︎Sony Music documents YMO’s Winter Live recordings at Shinjuku Koma Theater on 22–24 December 1981. The theater closed in 2008; the current Shinjuku Toho Building occupies the former site.
Shinjuku City records the theater’s 2008 closure, while Toho identifies 1-19-1 Kabukicho as the former Koma Theater site.
Source: city.shinjuku.lg.jp ↗︎The Shinjuku Toho Building now occupies the address; the route labels this as a lost venue rather than presenting the replacement building as YMO history.
Source: shinjuku-toho-bldg.toho.co.jp ↗︎Read the address from the public street or visit current businesses normally. Do not expect the 1981 auditorium to survive.
Open location in maps ↗︎Place and area markers · not exact camera positions
Read the address from the public street or visit current businesses normally. Do not expect the 1981 auditorium to survive.
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