Osaka Street Piano Apologizes For Telling Bad Players to Practice at Home - Unseen Japan

A street piano in the large shopping mall ATC Seaside Terrace in Osaka City caused a huge uproar. A street piano is a piano placed in a train station or on the street that anyone can play.

Osaka Street Piano Apologizes For Telling Bad Players to Practice at Home - Unseen Japan

It’s supposed to be fun, people. Unfortunately, a piano meant to be open for the public became a point of controversy when the company that owns it made it clear that only good players were allowed. The instrument in question is the Nanko Street Piano at the ATC Seaside Terrace in Suminoe, Osaka. The piano’s set up in a food court on the second floor and run by the food court management company Goo-Note. It was available to play from between 2pm…