Blown by the color of young leaves
Nagasu Yoshiyoshi
A mini Album by biwa/shakuhachi player Nagasu Yoshika. He composed "Wakabairo ni fukarete" for a concert he was asked to perform after the Great East Japan Earthquake. Nagasu, who was also affected by the disaster, said that he was inspired by the strength of life that sprouts in any situation, and that he put his gratitude for being able to feel hope into music. Currently, the song is also performed as a message song for children at school performances.
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Nagasu Yoshiyoshi
Kotoko-ryu shakuhachi and Satsuma biwa player. He started playing the shakuhachi and biwa in the fourth grade. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, Faculty of Music, Department of Japanese Music, Shakuhachi Major. He was the first biwa player to receive the Grand Prize of the 9th Hase Examination School Memorial Country Japanese Music Competition and the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Encouragement Award. She became the first female shakuhachi player to make her major debut (avex) and won the New Artist of the Year Award at the 19th Japan Gold Disc Awards as a member of the Japanese musical instrument unit Rin'. In the new kabuki play "Touken Ranbu Tsukitoken Engiri", he plays the biwa and plays the great satsuma and becomes a hot topic. The bamboo name is Keimei. Ambassador of Naka Furusato. In addition to his solo activities, he also supports various artists. As a rare shakuhachi and biwa player, he is attracting attention outside Japan.
