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| name = Shibuya Attic | | name = Shibuya Attic | ||
| native_name = 渋谷屋根裏 | | native_name = 渋谷屋根裏<br>(Shibuya Yaneura) | ||
| native_name_lang = Japanese | | native_name_lang = Japanese | ||
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| owner = Hatano | | owner = Koichiro Hatano | ||
| type = [[:en:Live_house|Live house]] | | type = [[:en:Live_house|Live house]] | ||
| seating_type = Chairs | | seating_type = Chairs | ||
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Shibuya Attic (''Hepburn: Shibuya Yaneura'', sometimes referred to as simply "Yaneura") is a live house in Shibuya, Tokyo, which opened on December 26th, 1975. It also has a branch in Shimokitazawa. Shibuya Attic is notable for having hosted concerts of Casiopea, Prism, Space Circus, and more. | Shibuya Attic (''Hepburn: Shibuya Yaneura'', sometimes referred to as simply "Yaneura") is a live house in Shibuya, Tokyo, which opened on December 26th, 1975. It also has a branch in Shimokitazawa. Shibuya Attic is notable for having hosted concerts of Casiopea, Prism, Space Circus, Camino, T-Square, and more. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Shibuya Attic opened on December 26th, 1975, located between Shibuya Center Gai and Seibu Department Store. It was founded by NHK-FM director Hatano | Shibuya Attic opened on December 26th, 1975, located between Shibuya Center Gai and Seibu Department Store. It was founded by NHK-FM director Koichiro Hatano (who also produced Young Kodama). The PA system at the Attic was owned (and gifted to the venue) by the band Zuno Keisatsu. The band members also helped with the interior construction, which is why their final concert was held at the Attic. The opening party featured a performance from the band Rouge. | ||
On August 31st, 1986, the Shibuya Attic closed and moved to Shimokitazawa, which remained the only Attic location until the opening of a new Shibuya location in September 1997 (located near Shibuya Parco Part 3, 13-16 Udagawacho, Kokusai Building B, B1F). | On August 31st, 1986, the Shibuya Attic closed and moved to Shimokitazawa, which remained the only Attic location until the opening of a new Shibuya location in September 1997 (located near Shibuya Parco Part 3, 13-16 Udagawacho, Kokusai Building B, B1F). | ||
== Notable Artists == | == Notable Artists == | ||
At its first location, Shibuya Attic hosted many concerts of notable artists, including Casiopea, Prism, Space Circus, Katsutoshi Morizono with Bird's Eye View, Yoninbayashi, Char, Crosswind, Carmen Maki & Oz, Kazuo Takeda, Jun Yamagishi, Creation, Southern All Stars, Condition Green, RC Succession, Bowwow, and Boøwy. | At its first location, Shibuya Attic hosted many concerts of notable artists, including Casiopea, Prism, Space Circus, Katsutoshi Morizono with Bird's Eye View, Yoninbayashi, Camino, T-Square, Char, Crosswind, Carmen Maki & Oz, Kazuo Takeda, Jun Yamagishi, Creation, Southern All Stars, Condition Green, RC Succession, Bowwow, and Boøwy. | ||
T-Square guitarist Masahiro Ando, recalls that when he was a student in the 70s, he was a big fan of Prism, and used to attend their concerts at the Shibuya Attic. He was particularly fascinated by Akira Wada. | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery widths="300" mode="packed"> | |||
File:Crosswind Yaneura.jpg|Crosswind at Shibuya Attic. | |||
File:Prism Yaneura.png|Prism at Shibuya Attic, 1976. | |||
File:Group Player Magazine 1978-06.png|Casiopea performing on May 5th, 1978. | |||
File:Noro Player Magazine 1978-06.png|Issei Noro (Casiopea) performing on May 5th, 1978. | |||
</gallery> | |||
Latest revision as of 21:51, 4 March 2026
渋谷屋根裏 (Shibuya Yaneura) | |
 S-Ken performing live at Shibuya Attic on April 15, 1978. | |
| Address | 渋谷センター街 (Center Street, Shibuya, Tokyo) |
|---|---|
| Owner | Koichiro Hatano |
| Type | Live house |
| Seating type | Chairs |
| Capacity | 40 (approx.) |
| Construction | |
| Opened | 1975/12/26 |
| Renovated | 1990? |
| Closed | 1986/08/31 |
| Demolished | 2015 |
| Rebuilt | 1997 |
| Years active | 1975-2015 |
Shibuya Attic (Hepburn: Shibuya Yaneura, sometimes referred to as simply "Yaneura") is a live house in Shibuya, Tokyo, which opened on December 26th, 1975. It also has a branch in Shimokitazawa. Shibuya Attic is notable for having hosted concerts of Casiopea, Prism, Space Circus, Camino, T-Square, and more.
History
Shibuya Attic opened on December 26th, 1975, located between Shibuya Center Gai and Seibu Department Store. It was founded by NHK-FM director Koichiro Hatano (who also produced Young Kodama). The PA system at the Attic was owned (and gifted to the venue) by the band Zuno Keisatsu. The band members also helped with the interior construction, which is why their final concert was held at the Attic. The opening party featured a performance from the band Rouge.
On August 31st, 1986, the Shibuya Attic closed and moved to Shimokitazawa, which remained the only Attic location until the opening of a new Shibuya location in September 1997 (located near Shibuya Parco Part 3, 13-16 Udagawacho, Kokusai Building B, B1F).
Notable Artists
At its first location, Shibuya Attic hosted many concerts of notable artists, including Casiopea, Prism, Space Circus, Katsutoshi Morizono with Bird's Eye View, Yoninbayashi, Camino, T-Square, Char, Crosswind, Carmen Maki & Oz, Kazuo Takeda, Jun Yamagishi, Creation, Southern All Stars, Condition Green, RC Succession, Bowwow, and Boøwy.
T-Square guitarist Masahiro Ando, recalls that when he was a student in the 70s, he was a big fan of Prism, and used to attend their concerts at the Shibuya Attic. He was particularly fascinated by Akira Wada.
Gallery
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Crosswind at Shibuya Attic. -
Prism at Shibuya Attic, 1976. -
Casiopea performing on May 5th, 1978. -
Issei Noro (Casiopea) performing on May 5th, 1978.
