Small Japanese culture Seminar & Live in Ginza Would you like to join?

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Ginza Yiseyoshi regularly holds lectures, performances, and workshops to share the joy of Japanese culture. Please feel free to join us.
Please note that in rare cases, courses for which you have applied may be full because we are accepting applications at the same time at the store. Our staff will contact you for details.

Live Yiseyoshi

Introducing Live Yiseyoshi

　Aoyama Goryu Iemoto Sono KIYU Kado Live 8/10/2024 (Sat.)2024-10-04
The Aoyama Goryu school, which originated in the early Kamakura period (1185-1333), developed greatly in the late Edo period (1603-1868). The style, which has maintained its prestige and tradition, has undergone a remarkable revival since the reign of the 28th Sono Rakusan, actively presenting ikebana suitable for the new era as well as reviving traditional… Read more: 　Aoyama Goryu Iemoto Sono KIYU Kado Live 8/10/2024 (Sat.)
　Aoyama Goryu Iemoto Sono KIYU Kado Live 8/10/2024 (Sat.)2024-07-24
The Aoyama Goryu school, which originated in the early Kamakura period (1185-1333), developed greatly in the late Edo period (1603-1868). The style, which has maintained its prestige and tradition, has undergone a remarkable revival since the reign of the 28th Sono Rakusan, actively presenting ikebana suitable for the new era as well as reviving traditional… Read more: 　Aoyama Goryu Iemoto Sono KIYU Kado Live 8/10/2024 (Sat.)
Ikuyo Nakamichi Piano Live with Japanese Heart 4/22/2024 (Monday)2024-01-25
With a wide repertoire ranging from classical to romantic music, she has performed with many major Japanese and foreign orchestras, and is one of the most popular and talented pianists in Japan. In 2005, she performed in the “Marriage Festival Concert” organized by the English Chamber Orchestra (ECO) at Windsor Castle in the presence of… Read more: Ikuyo Nakamichi Piano Live with Japanese Heart 4/22/2024 (Monday)
Tokiwazubushi Shamisen Tokiwazu Mojibei Live 2/22/2024(Thu.)2024-01-18
Tokiwazu-bushi is a form of shamisen music that was established in Edo in 1747 (Enkyo 4). It has developed together with Kabuki, taking over the trappings of Bungo-bushi, which was suppressed by the Edo Shogunate. In today’s Kabuki performances, there are many performances of Tokiwazubushi along with Nagauta, Gidayu-bushi, and Kiyomoto-bushi. Mr. Tokiwazu is not… Read more: Tokiwazubushi Shamisen Tokiwazu Mojibei Live 2/22/2024(Thu.)