Showing posts with label koto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label koto. Show all posts

Feb 6, 2019

Experience Full of Japan! Sake Tasting and Cultural Activities in Hiroshima

Hello. It's Chippy from Hiroshima Hana Hostel.

Do you like Japanese sake?

If yes, Hiroshima is the best place for you.

A big sake festival in Hiroshima, "Saijo Sake Festival" is annually held in early October. Saijo is a small town in Higashi Hiroshima which has more than 10 sake breweries. The festival is getting more and more popular even among non-Japanese people. It's a shame it's only held one time a year...

However, there are good news for you guys who're coming in March this year!

Hiroshima Museum of Art is going to hold special events on the 1st and 22nd of March.
If you visit the museum on these dates, you can not only enjoy masterpieces by artists such as Van Gogh and Picasso, but also experience Japanese unique cultures.


☆Sake Tasting - 1000yen for 3 cups 
You will get to choose what you want to drink from 5-6 kinds of sake, wine and more. By posting on SNS you'll get your fourth cup for FREE.


☆Kimono Experience - 2000yen/adult, 1000yen/child
Choose your own kimono from several choices and enjoy your time at the museum.

☆Kyudo Experience - 500yen (Mar. 1 only)
You can play Japanese traditional sport called "Kyudo (Japanese archery)" only for 500yen!

☆Koto Experience - 1000yen (Mar. 22 only)
 Play Japanese unique instrument "Koto (Japanese harp)" and enjoy the beautiful sound.

If you are planning to travel around Hiroshima in March, you can't miss the events!
Go to Instagram or Facebook for more information.

Jan 28, 2010

Jan 29 (Fri) Information of Live Concert for foreign travelers!!

Nice music! and SPECIAL FEE for foreign travelers!!
January,29 (Fri)
Do you know KOTO?
KOTO is a kind of zither. It has been used as one of  the main chamber instruments of Japanese traditional music style.  

The length of KOTO is about 180cm. A traditional KOTO has 13 strings,
being arched tautly across 13 movable bridges along the length of the instrument.

Players make base pitches by moving these13 bridges before playing.It is very interesting to watch!

Why don't you listen a performance of KOTO here

in Hiroshima?!

It's about 20min walk from J-hoppers Hiroshima!

Dates/Times:29 January 19:00(open) 19:30(start)
Special fee for foreign travelers:
2,000 yen ( One Drink )←Sounds nice!!

Address:
@Live RAKUZA

Tatemachi Wing BF1-A,6-1
Tate-machi, Naka-ku Hiroshima City.

For more information:

About RAKUZA:http://www13.ocn.ne.jp/~rakuza/
Map of RAKUZA is Here