Saburo Sato's Onigiri Project uses onigiri (the Japanese riceball) as a symbol of family and nature through which Japanese people can rediscover age-old customs and a sense of Japanese spirit in everyday life. The Onigiri Daigasho Concert is one of the project's defining events, and this year Kodo's own Yoshikazu Fujimoto will take part in this special performance.
Part 2 Special Performance “Nippon no Chikara” (Japan Power)
August 1 (Sun)
Miharu, Tamura, Fukushima
Mahora Hall, Miharu Koryukan
- Doors Open:
- 14:30
- Start:
- 15:00
- Appearing:
- Yoshikazu Fujimoto, Yu Imafuku, Ai Suenaga, Eri Domoto, Saburo Sado, others
- Advance:
- 3500 yen
- At-the-door:
- 4000 yen
- Note:
- All seating is general seating. Same price for adults & children.
- Inquiries:
- Miharu Koryukan Unei Kyokai Tel. 0247-62-3837
On the same day: Part 1 Onigiri Daigasho!
August 1 (Sun)
Miharu, Tamura, Fukushima
Miharu Koryukan "Mahora"
- Doors Open:
- 9:30
- Start:
- 10:00
- Appearing:
- Saburo Sato, Children of Miharu Town, others
- Participation Fee:
- Ages 6 & up 500 yen, preschoolers receive free admission
- Inquiries:
- Miharu Koryukan Unei Kyokai Tel. 0247-62-3837
