He learned the basic techniques of the Tsugaru Shamisen in Tokyo, trained in the home of Tsugaru and Aomori, and began activities on the street.
The 19th Tsugaru Shamisen National Competition Runner-up in 2000, held in Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture, will challenge each competition and leave a spectacular award.
From standard solo performances to old Tsugaru shamisen performances. Performs ensembles using only the Tsugaru Shamisen, shakuhachi and Japanese drums.
He also collaborates with other genres such as jazz, rock, classical music, folk instruments, and recitations, and continues his bold challenge to live music today.
He performs solo at the Amuse Museum in Asakusa, and performs a unique live that invites multinational musicians to guests.
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