Private Koto Lesson has started posting on KlookNew info!
Klook introduced our inbound private koto lesson. You can see the details and application for the lesson here.
Precious timeNew info!
We are pleased to share a glimpse of our Japanese culture workshop specially designed for guests visiting from overseas.
Koto Kids Performance: "Mt. Fuji"New info!
Introducing a performance by Fuga from Koto Kids. Fuga performed "Mt. Fuji," a song about Japan's most beloved mountain, through Koto playing and traditional dance.
Koto Kids Performance: "Imagine" with Sign LanguageNew info!
The Koto Kids performed "Imagine," expressing the song through sign language. Sign Language: Koto Chikage - Koto Kids Koto: Rie Asai (Note: Please embed the Instagram reel here as seen in the Japanese post.) この投稿をInstagramで見る Rie Asai(@koto_artist_rie)がシェアした投稿
Koto Chikage Presents: "Sakura Koto no Shirabe" on March 28
We are pleased to announce our upcoming concert, "Sakura Koto no Shirabe" (Melodies of Cherry Blossom Koto), presented by Koto Chikage. Connecting Japanese traditions— The heartfelt resonance of the Koto, just for you. For inquiries, please contact us at the details provided below.
Koto Kids Update: Young Talents Perform at the 49th Regular Concert of the Nagoya Sankyoku Federation
Two students from the Koto Kids department of Koto Chikage performed in the piece "Sakura 21" at the 49th Regular Concert of the Nagoya Sankyoku Federation.
Ensemble Performance of "Sakura Sakura" with Canadian Artist Quintin Bart
We were delighted to welcome Canadian artist Quintin Bart for a Koto experience. Despite this being his very first time playing the Koto, he learned with remarkable speed, and we were able to perform an ensemble of the traditional piece "Sakura Sakura" together. It was truly an honor to share this musical moment with him. Quintin Bart Official Website: https://www.quintinbart.com
The Regular Concert of the Nagoya Sankyoku Federation was held on February 15.
Discover Nagoya The Regular Concert of the Nagoya Sankyoku Federation was held on February 15. We, Koto Chikage, performed Genroku Hanami Odori, a traditional piece that has been passed down since the Edo period. The stage was beautifully adorned with the elegant sounds of traditional Japanese instruments — koto, shamisen, shime-daiko (small hand drum), and shō — creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere. この投稿をInstagramで見る Rie Asai(@koto_artist_rie)がシェアした投稿
Discover the Spirit of Nagoya“The Lord of Nagoya – Tokugawa Yoshinao” A New Cultural Stage for International Visitors Premiering March 28 at Nagoya Noh Theater
Nagoya, a city shaped by samurai heritage and refined cultural traditions, proudly presents a new cultural experience created especially for international visitors:“The Lord of Nagoya – Tokugawa Yoshinao.” Tokugawa Yoshinao, the first Lord of the Owari Domain and founder of the Owari Tokugawa lineage, played a pivotal role in establishing Nagoya as a political and cultural center during the Edo period. His legacy remains deeply woven into the identity of the city today. This immersive stage production invites travelers to encounter Nagoya’s samurai history through the elegance of Japanese traditional performing arts. Blending historical narration with the resonant beauty of the koto (Japanese harp), the performance offers an authentic cultural […]
Featured on the Hony J Tours Blog
The inbound program produced by Rie Asai was featured on the Honey J Tours blog.