The next PechaKucha Night in Nagoya (Vol. 3) is set to happen February 6, but today we take a look at one of the amazing presentations from last October’s Vol. 2, courtesy of co-organizer Mitsuyo Hattori.
When Shunichiro Hisada, a noh musician, started to talk about how Japanese people have been living with nature, and about the understanding of what “ku,” the emptiness was, while showing beautiful photos of Japanese nature, the atmosphere changed…. and when he actually started to play his Japanese hand drum and sing noh, everyone in the space stopped talking… even those people chatting and chatting around the bar in the back… What a strong impact the little hand drum can give, and how tranquil the air could become with the voice in noh singing — he gave us a very awakening moment…
