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Experience the sounds of Japanese musical instruments right in front of your eyes.
Using Japanese traditional instruments such as taiko, shamisen, shinobue (bamboo flute), and hand gong, we will perform a wide range of music from classical to pop music.
From classics to pops arranged on Japanese instruments.
You can enjoy the best parts of Japanese traditional instruments.
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Performers
Japanese instrumentalists Hitomi and Miyuki will perform as a Japanese instrumental unit.
While cherishing tradition, they create a new sound with a blend of Japanese and Western genres and expressions that transcend generations.
Through music, dance, and culture, we deliver one-of-a-kind performances that resonate with the heart, played from the heart.

Hitomi
Graduated from Osaka College of Music, Department of Instrumental Music, Percussion Major.
She began playing taiko at the age of 9.
She has been pursuing musical expression from a variety of perspectives, and based on the concept of "learning from the past," she has developed a unique and flexible style that blends Japanese and Western styles.
Her unique and flexible performance style, which blends Japanese and Western influences, is well received by audiences.

Miyuki
Miyuki studied shamisen in Aomori, the birthplace of Tsugaru shamisen, under Katsuhachi Sawada.
She studied under Katsuhachi Sawada in Aomori, the birthplace of the Tsugaru shamisen, and performed as Fukusaki Miyuki in the Japanese-Western composition unit jomon traditional Shirakami, affiliated with the Japan Folk Performing Arts Society.
He is the former head of the Ibaraki branch of the Nippon Taiko Foundation and founder of the Toride taiko group Honjin Taiko.
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Details
July 6, 2025 (Sun.)
Doors open 13:30
Concert begins at 14:00
Venue: Studio 246west (inside Lst)
2-1-6 Kitanagasadori, Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0012, Japan
---Adult：1500yen
Adult：1500yen
Junior high school and high school students：1000 yen
Elementary school students and younger: 500 yen
Preschool children: Free
Same-day ticket: +500 yen
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Organized by: Non-profit Organization Raku-Ki-Hi Sun (npo.luckyhappy@gmail.com)