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The 6th Wago and Fureai Concert where you can have fun and experience playing

Name of the organization or individual
Wagoto Co., Ltd.
subsidy category
Traditional Arts Practice Grant
Grant Type
single year

Fiscal Year 2025, Phase 1 Traditional Arts Practice Grant

Business Overview

[Events to be experienced]
Kotsuzumi, Shinobue, Shamisen
[Number of times each participant will experience practical skills (including recitals and rehearsals)]
4 times
[Principal lecturers]
Tsurujuro Fukuhara, Terumisuke Mochizuki, Saio Tokiwazu
[Description of the project]
This project aims to provide both adults and children with a fun experience of traditional Japanese musical instruments, with the opportunity to try simple performances and experience the depth and fun of these instruments.
In order to make it easier for beginners to participate, the pieces have been arranged so that they are as simple as possible but still basic, and the text is easy to understand.
At the recital, you can experience an authentic performance with professional assistance.

Period of Activity / Project
[Lesson] Sunday, June 28, 2026, Sunday, July 5, Sunday, July 12
[Recital] Sunday, July 19, 2026
Venues
[Lesson] Okadaya Fuse (Taito-ku)
[Recital] Hishibashi Stage (Ota-ku)

Profile

【 Wagoto Co., Ltd 】
Since its establishment in 2018 by Japanese music musician Tsurujuro Fukuhara, it has hosted a series of "Wagoto Japanese music live".
In addition to the "That's nice, Oedo." and the "Ohayashi Concert," there are many events such as workshops and lectures where you can casually enjoy and become familiar with Japanese traditional music.
In 2020, the company made a DVD for elementary and junior high schools that introduces traditional Japanese music and musical instruments in an easy-to-understand manner and distributed it to schools in Tokyo.