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Makoto Nomura Senju Pun-Filled Music Festival “1010 People in Senju in 2020”

Genre:
  • Music ,
  • Art Project
Makoto Nomura Senju Pun-Filled Music Festival “1010 People in Senju in 2020” had been rescheduled for Saturday, October 31, 2020. However, the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19)has made it problematic to hold this event as planned in venues throughout Senju (including the Senju Sports Park)and so we have decided to cancel this year’s event.
With regard to the rest of this year, we will reorganize and continue the program with a focus on holding events/activities online. More detailed information will be announced on the official website and SNS accounts. (09/17/2020)
Due to concerns over the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) and in consideration of the health and safety of participants and staff members, we have decided to reschedule this program initially scheduled in May 2020 for Sunday, October 31 2020. Details will be announced on this website later.
Please note that the program might be changed depending on decisions, orders, etc. by the Japanese and Tokyo Metropolitan Government. (07/16/2020)
Due to the concern regarding the outbreak of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), and due to the safety and health for the participants and staffs, we have announced the postponement of this event to October 2020. The detail will be announced later.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and kindly ask for your understanding. (03/23/2020)
We will hold “Makoto Nomura Senju Pun-Filled Music Festival: The 4th Annual Conference on Pun-filled Music” online on May 31 instead which was the day “1010 People in Senju in 2020” was originally scheduled. For more details on this event, please see here.

Punning has the power to virtually force a link between seemingly unrelated words through their similar-sounding elements. “Pun-filled music,” music that creatively leverages this power, has been the subject of collaborative projects with people of all ages.
In 2014 the participatory concert“1010 People in Senju” was held in the Adachi Market, a fish market of Adachi-ku’s Senju neighborhood. Citizen performers numbering 1010 people took part in the event, which attracted a multitude of visitors with its colorful array of musical instruments and acts.
This time around, we are planning a large-scale participatory concert utilizing various spots around the Senju district.

Venues

Various spots around the Senju district (Senju Sports Park etc.) and others

Credit

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture), Faculty of Music and Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts, OTOMACHI PROJECT (NPO), Adachi City