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Wa-wa-wa Learning Center 2025: Experiencing Japanese Culture ~ Ko-tsuzumi Workshop
Learn about the kotsuzumi drum, the instrument that controls the unique sound and tempo of Noh and Kabuki
As a celebratory song in all four rehearsals賑々Beautiful and gorgeousHinazuru SanbasoThey will learn how to hold and play the small drum from Mr. Fukuhara Tsurujuro, who also plays at the Kabukiza Theater. They will then present their results at the Ota Ward Japanese Music Association's "Wa no Kai" concert. They will perform together with Nagauta and Nagauta shamisen teachers.
| Date and Venue | 【稽古】2025年9月6日（土）、7日（日）、13日（土）、14日（日）各日14:00～15:15 Venue: Ota Ward Civic Plaza 1st Music Studio (2nd basement floor) [Announcement of Results] Ota Ward Japanese Music Association 32nd Ringokai September 2025, 9 (Monday, national holiday) 15:12 p.m. (scheduled) Venue: Ota Ward Civic Plaza Large Hall |
| Cost (tax included) | Elementary and junior high school students: 4,000 yen, under 25 years old: 5,000 yen, adults: 6,000 yen *Instrument rental fee included *Includes two invitation tickets (for participants + 9 other person) to the "Ota Ward Japanese Music Association 15nd Ringokai" to be held on Monday, September 32th (National Holiday) |
| lecturer | Fukuhara Tsurujuro and others |
| Capacity | 20 people (if the number exceeds the capacity, a lottery will be held) |
| Target | Elementary school students and older |
| Application period | Must arrive between August 8st (Friday) 1:9 - August 00th (Thursday) 8:14 |
| How to apply | Please apply using the application form below. |
| Guidance on attire for presentations | On the day, please wear the following attire: ・For clothing Jacket (top): White Pants/skirts (bottoms): black or navy blue Socks: White If you wish to wear a kimono, please bring your own. *Please accommodate to the extent possible, and if it is unavoidable, please consult us in advance. |
| Organizer / Inquiry | (Public interest incorporated foundation) Ota Ward Cultural Promotion Association Cultural Arts Promotion Division TEL: 03-3750-1614 (Monday to Friday 9:00 to 17:00) |
Fukuhara Tsurujuro
Born in 1965. He was taught traditional Japanese music by his father, Fukuhara Tsurugiro, from an early age. From the age of 18, he performed in kabuki performances, dance recitals, and concerts at the Kabukiza and National Theater. In 1988, he opened a practice studio in Ota Ward, Tokyo. In 1989, he opened a practice studio in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. He became the master of the Hamamatsu Central Inspection Office. In 1990, he took on the name of the first Fukuhara Tsurugijuro. In 1999, he established a new school in Hamamatsu called "Kakushokan." He opened a practice studio in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. In 2015, he opened a new practice studio in Kojimachi, Tokyo, where people can casually experience Japanese instruments other than musical instruments. He also regularly holds live Japanese music performances. In 2016, he opened the Shizuoka practice studio, Kakuseikai. In 2018, he established Wagoto Co., Ltd. In 2021, Wagoto Co., Ltd. produced the DVDs "Learn Ohayashi," "Learn Shamisen," and "Recommendation of Ohayashi with Kotsuzumi." He is a member of the Nagauta Association. He is the chairman of the Ota Ward Japanese Music Federation in Tokyo. He is an advisor to the Japanese Musical Instrument Promotion Association. He is a lecturer at the NHK Culture Center Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Asahi Culture, Yomiuri Culture Center Omori, and NHK Culture Center Iwaki. He currently lives in Tokyo. He performs and teaches Japanese music and promotes it in various places, mainly in Tokyo.
Request for application
- One person per application.If you wish to apply for more than one application, such as participation by brothers and sisters, please apply each time.
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