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※ History of Yakumo (Daita) International Nagauta Kai ※

Nishimura's goal in her teaching is twofold: to spread shamisen music in the world and enjoy playing music. The former is difficult, as the shamisen is rarely seen in Japan, let alone abroad. Nishimura plays nagauta music, a style still heard in the Kabuki theater today. However, it is rapidly disappearing due to expense and apathy. Among foreigners, Nishimura has found more interest in traditional Japan than among the Japanese themselves. "It's very ironic,"she smiles, relishing the paradox." My foreign students are more Japanese than most Japanese."

●1997.8.7“Cantan” Yokohama Noh Theatre

“Canton” Collaborative dramatic and musical piece International Japanese Traditional small concert International Japanese Traditional small concert 

●2000.3.25  Asahi Seimei hall 

Japanese Classical Dancer, Ms. Chie Hayashi recital Joint Concert: 

●2001.10.20 at Yarai Noh Theatre 

International Hougaku Concert

●2002.6.29 International Nagauta Concert at Yarai Noh Theatre 

●2003.10.25  International Hougaku Concert at Tessenkai Noh Theatre

●2004.10.23 International Hougaku concert at Honganji

●2005.9.4  International Hougaku Concert at Umewaka Noh Theatre

●2007.3.4  International Hougaku Concert at Tessenkai Noh Theatre

●2008.6.1  International Hougaku Concert at Umewaka Noh Theatre

●2008.11.2  International Hougaku Concert at International Exchange Center in Odaiba

●2011.2.27 International Hougaku Concert at Motoshinmeigu Shrine (Part A)

●2011.2.27 International Hougaku Concert at Motoshinmeigu Shrine (Part B)

●2015.8.23A fresh look at traditional Japanese music   

●2016.6.5 11 International Hougaku Concert at Motoshinmeigu Shrine

●2018.2.11 MIFA Festival at Persimmon Hall in Meguro

●2019.1.20 MIFA Festival Persimmon Hall in Meguro

●2020.2.15 12th International Hougaku Concert at Ryugenji in Meguro 

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