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- | ====== Ketsurui Dome ====== | ||
- | The Ketsurui Dome, officially the 'Kyoto Ketsurui Concert Hall' or Ketsuruidómu in [[language: | ||
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- | It is 40 metres high and 12,100 meters< | ||
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- | The building was constructed over a three year period, beginning in [[timeline: | ||
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- | ===== Notable Interior Areas ===== | ||
- | Below is information about the interior of the building. | ||
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- | ==== Food Court ==== | ||
- | Around the main stage is a long plaza where multiple stalls are set up permanently for the selling of food, drinks, and merchandise. Several sponsored stalls include [[faction: | ||
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- | ==== Main Stage ==== | ||
- | In the very centre of the Dome is the main stage. It consists of a ground floor and three tribunes that circle around the stage. The ground floor has room for 8,000 attendees, while the three rings collectively have places for 16,000 attendees. In total, the stage has a capacity 24,240 if the 20 sky-boxes between the second and third ring are included. The stage is mostly reserved for concerts and [[wp> | ||
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- | ==== Backstage facilities ==== | ||
- | Beneath the west end of the main stage - in an area restricted to staff only - is where most of the technique of the building is located. Lighting, sound, and electrical systems are stored there. They are obscured from view, and the only visible part is the ' | ||
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- | ===== OOC Notes ===== | ||
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- | This article was inspired by the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. | ||
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