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Niigata Workers Comprehensive Welfare Center
Website
新潟勤労者総合福祉センター
Niigata TERRSA (新潟テルサ)


Address	185-18 Shumoku, Chuo Ward, Niigata, 950-1141, Japan
Coordinates	37°52′37.9″N 139°2′49.8″E / 37.877194°N 139.047167°E / 37.877194; 139.047167
Capacity	1,510
Opened	11 July 1994 (1994-07-11)
www.n-terrsa.jp

Niigata TERRSA (新潟テルサ), officially the Niigata Workers Comprehensive Welfare Center (新潟勤労者総合福祉センター), is a 1,510-seat multi-purpose hall located in Niigata, Japan. It opened in 1994 and has hosted artists such as Whitesnake, Yngwie Malmsteen and Helloween.^[1]