We present a special, once-in-a-lifetime performance that brings together Japan’s greatest traditions and performing arts on a single stage: Wadaiko (traditional drums), Kyokushin Karate, Iaido (the art of the sword), and captivating live musical melodies.
The sound of the drums makes the earth vibrate; Karate expresses strength and dynamic energy; Iaido conveys the beauty and discipline of a spirit honed in silence.
The harmony of "movement and stillness" and "thunderous sound and silence" merges into a single moment, showcasing the core values of respect, technique, beauty, and spirit.
Through sound, movement, and heart, we invite you to experience the authentic depth of Japanese culture, transcending every language barrier and moving audiences of all ages.
Featured Artists and Performances
Hakata-Fukurou Wadaiko, Traditional Instruments & Kyokushin Karate
An overwhelming performance where the powerful rhythm of Japanese Wadaiko drums and traditional instrumentals meet the precision and power of Kyokushin Karate alongside the elegance of Iaido, creating a unique dialogue between music and martial arts.
Mika Kobayashi — Vocals and Piano
Internationally renowned singer-songwriter and pianist, who founded her independent label miccabose in 2016. Known worldwide for her extraordinary vocal performances on the soundtracks of iconic cult anime — including Attack on Titan, The Promised Neverland, and Mobile Suit Gundam UC — as well as NHK TV dramas and series. Touring regularly across Europe and China, she brings a uniquely powerful emotional intensity to the stage.
Samurai Artist KAMUI — Samurai Performance
A world-renowned group of "Samurai Artists" combining aesthetic form, theatrical acting, and martial arts mastery, having performed in over 30 countries and 150 cities globally.
Led by founder Tetsuro Shimaguchi, who appeared in Quentin Tarantino's acclaimed film Kill Bill: Vol. 1 and personally choreographed its iconic sword fighting scenes (Tate). KAMUI is the only group in Japan dedicated to promoting the authentic spirit and art of the Samurai worldwide.
Don't miss the chance to experience an extraordinary sensory journey into the heart of Japan!
Notice for the public: Admission to the event is completely free, but entry is strictly by advance seat reservation on a first-come, first-served basis. The official link to reserve your seats online will be available very soon.
