by minon_admin | Dec 17, 2020 | Min-On Music Journey, News, ThailandRA, Uncategorized
Welcome to the next installment of Min-On’s Music Journey! Today, Min-On Concert Association and the Royal Thai Embassy in Japan welcome you to Thailand in Southeast Asia. Thailand has many fascinating locations that attract many tourists annually, including...
by minon_admin | Dec 14, 2020 | Japanese Arts, News, Outreach, Performing Arts, School Concerts
On Friday, November 27, 2020, the world-renowned taiko drum troupe Maidaiko Aska-Gumi held a Min-On School Concert at Okawa Middle School (Higashikagawa City, Kagawa Prefecture). This was the first Min-On school concert held in the Shikoku region since the coronavirus...
by minon_admin | Dec 14, 2020 | Japanese Arts, News, Outreach, Performing Arts, School Concerts
“Pro musicians came to our school!” To students’ delight, the band AUN & HIDE, whose play traditional Japanese instruments in concerts both in Japan and abroad, performed at Min-On School Concerts in Tottori and Shimane prefectures. Participating...
by minon_admin | Dec 10, 2020 | Min-On Music Journey, News, SloveniaRA
Welcome to Min-On’s Music Journey. Today, the Min-On Concert Association and the Embassy of Slovenia in Japan guide you to Slovenia, the only country with “love” in its name. Slovenia is located in central Europe and shares a border with Italy,...
by minon_admin | Dec 3, 2020 | Min-On Music Journey, News, UkraineRA
Welcome to the 16th installment of Min-On’s Music Journey! Today the Min-On Concert Association and the Embassy of Ukraine in Japan welcome you to Ukraine, a country filled with beautiful fields of blooming sunflowers. Ukraine has planted many sunflower fields...
by minon_admin | Nov 26, 2020 | Min-On Music Journey, News, NicaraguaRA
Welcome to Min-On’s Music Journey! Today the Min-On Concert Association and the Embassy of Nicaragua in Japan guide us to Nicaragua, a country of lakes and volcanoes in the middle of Central America and flanked by the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean on the...
