Toshinobu Sato Baritone Recital

Is it Kodama? No, anyone.
Many of you may remember this poem by Misuzu Kaneko, which was frequently played on TV screens immediately after the Great East Japan Earthquake.
She cried because she carried her mother on her back so lightly that she did not take three steps.
Ishikawa Takuboku lived a life of drifting and his masterpieces continue to strike people's hearts even today.
Both Takuboku and Ishikawa had unmistakable natural talent, but regrettably both ended their lives at the age of only 26.
In this performance, we will present a collection of songs based on their poems, and will present the charm of their masterpieces spun from their eyes and hearts during their short lives, as well as the beauty of the Japanese language through reading and singing.