Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo Children's Club Unofficial

Early experiences are the key to music. If you have an enjoyable experience at the beginning, you will naturally fall in love with it. This is such a rare opportunity! I will go with my child. Seeking brain stimulation.
Yuji Ikeya (Brain researcher, Professor at the University of Tokyo, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences)

The sense of rhythm is different from that of ordinary "classical music for children. The program features a collection of exceptional pieces with appealing melodic lines and a sense of harmony.
As you clap your hands to the complex rhythms of Argentine composer Hinastera's works, and your mind and body move entranced by the fashionable tunes of impressionist Ravel's hands, before you know it, you will have created "ears" to enjoy the sounds of the orchestra and music, and your brain will begin to come alive with the sensations.
The emcees are Pretty Hula Mi, the flamingo fairy, and Takoe, the gorgeous octopus queen. These two mysterious and interesting creatures will serve as our guides on our musical journey.