Kiina Hanayagi ｜ Japanese traditional dancer
Kiina Hanayagi
Japanese traditional dance
KIINA HANAYAGI
【Performance Information】
◆Performance Title
ARK Kioicho Salon Hall Presents Thursday Concert Series
"Kiina Hanayagi Japanese Dance Salon Signet vol.1 ½ - Dance of White -"
◆Date & Time
Thursday, July 31, 2025 Doors open at 18:30, Performance starts at 19:00 Venue: Kioicho Salon Hall 1F Kioicho Ark Building, 3-29 Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0094 Admission: 4,500 yen (All non-reserved seats)
◆Performers
Japanese Dance: Kiina Hanayagi
Piano/Composition: Akane Maeda
Violin: Kaoruko Yoshida
◆Program
Liszt: Liebestraum No. 3
Akane Maeda: Midori Hibiku (Green Resonance)
Saint-Saëns: "The Swan" from Carnival of the Animals
Saint-Saëns: Danse Macabre, and others
A salon concert by Japanese dancer Kiina Hanayagi. Featuring guests Akane Maeda (composer/pianist) and Kaoruko Yoshida (violinist), this concert offers a peaceful moment blending Western classical music with Japanese dance.
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Shiba Musik Salon Concert vol.21 "Shiba Musik Salon Concert" is a series that provides performance opportunities for artists active both domestically and internationally, allowing the audience to enjoy performances at a closer distance.
Organized by: ARK Securities Co., Ltd.
Co-organized by: Kioicho Salon Hall Management Office (Miliuth Terrace Co., Ltd.)
Production: Shiba Musik Co., Ltd.
Contact: info@shibamusik.com
Tickets: Reservations available through the inquiry page. Official Website: https://shibamusik.com/products/detail/25
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I feel that, among the countless dances and folk dances in the world, the most attractive and fascinating thing about Japanese dance is its "ability to show what is not there". The fluttering eyes fall on the falling cherry blossoms; when you look up at the sky, the moon rises; when you shake your sleeves, the wind blows; when you turn your ears, you hear the sound of bells. The seasonal scenes that Japanese people have loved since ancient times are embodied in each and every movement. The classical works of Nihon buyo (traditional Japanese dance) are rich in such depictions of nature, and also reflect the subtleties of human life and emotions.
As one of the inheritors of a traditional art form, I value the study of classical works and at the same time challenge myself to collaborate with a wide variety of art forms.
I will continue my activities in the hope that the rich expression of Japanese dance will reach as many people as possible.
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