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DATE |
August 31st, 2024 (Saturday) |
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TIME |
OPEN 18:00 START 19:00 |
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PLACE |
Music Bar & Hall BAROOM, Minamiaoyama Open in Google Map |
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TICKET |
ADMISSION ONLY ¥ 5,000 MTM Member’s Coupon Code |
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・Seats are not reserved - first come first serve
・You may start lining up one hour before each opening time.
・Please refrain from waiting near the venue more than an hour before the opening time
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【LINE UP】
TOW
創作エイサー天晴（eisa-Appare）
カストリ（Kasutori）
About This Event
The sound “EN” is powerful in Japanese.
With different kanji it is used to represent a circle, fate, or celebration.
Read in many different ways, but with a shared meaning to “connect” or “be with others.” An unavoidable fate of all living things. An important value of life.
En is the perfect representation for More Than Music. Our ‘More Than’ derived from the fact that we are community builders and use events as a means to come together and connect as the audience fulls a show as much as an act fuels an audience.
Through connecting with people and to their friends, and to their friends…. Fate has brought us to Baroom, Columbia Records Japan’s prestigious live house with a circular stage surrounded by plush red velvet seating paired with a separate vintage-style audio bar.
The series “EN” was created specially for this special place - to connect and celebrate with people lead by our fate. Enjoy the cozy space, the amazing musical journey, and the community, all in one.
Kitsuke ・着付け
During this special event, More Than Music will offer you the opportunity to bring your own yukata and Makotoさん will dress you up to make you feel like you are at a real Japanese festival!
IMPORTANT:
・The Kitsuke service is limited to 6 people on a first-come, first-served basis!
・Please bring your own Yukata and accessories.
・If you don't have the strings for the Kitsuke, you can purchase one for ¥600.
Price : ¥2,000
Time : 20min / slots（between 17:00 - 19:00）
If you wish to sign up for the Kitsuke, please select the "Admission + Kitsuke" Ticket instead of "Admission Only" Ticket.
Makoto
Makoto, formerly a hairstylist, now brings her expertise to the team at Kimono Hazuki. Embracing the theme "Adding Kimono to Your Daily Outfit Choices," Makoto specializes in promoting kimono as an accessible and stylish option for everyday life and casual outings. Her mission is to make wearing kimono a fun and easy part of your regular wardrobe.
Artist information
◾️ TOW ◾️
TOW rings traditional to the ear, the duo evokes the mystic past of Japan but uses accordion and acoustic guitar to do so. Contradictory you say? Well, nevertheless you will never feel as in touch with Japan's history as when a single tear rolls down your cheek because Nue-san hit you right in the feels with her esoteric voice.
Nue and Kai bring downright beautiful music and they leave audiences in awe wherever they go, so come and be awe-struck!
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創作エイサー天晴（eisa-Appare） ◾️
We are an all-female creative Eisa team based in the Shonan area of Kanagawa Prefecture! Our motto is "Strong, Fun, and Beautiful," and we take pride in our choreography and dance. We dance with all our hearts to share the joy of Eisa together with Okinawan music.
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◾️ カストリ (Kasutori) ◾️
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◾️ Luke Hobbs (DJ) ◾️
You’re compelled to continue swinging your body to the tempo as DJ Luke Hobbs emerges from the smoky backdrop gifting the masses with one final set. If you were to visually capture this organic sound on canvas, you’d stand for a moment upon the piece and claim it as avant-garde. Hobbs has an immaculate way of capturing music at its very core, and the result is almost an animalistic blend of big disco, rock, and accidental tribal. The urge to dance is transfixing, and you surrender yourself.
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◾️Saskia◾️
Saskia, assistant professor at Bunka Gakuen University, specialises in Art Nouveau and kimono-related research. Next to being active as a researcher, she is also a curator, stylist, and has been designing and making her own kimono. Saskia wears kimono regularly herself, and hopes to spread the knowledge around kimono, kimono wearing and kimono culture, in order to break through misconceptions and biases towards the garment and its fashion system. She actively promotes different styles of kimono wearing on her instagram (@saskiathoelen), and through this aims to encourage people to make kimono part of their wardrobe.
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FOOD
Ariel is a self-taught chef who started out cooking to get
closer to her family’s culture. (From a family of immigrants, recipe duplication was a way to remember the history of her ancestors)
As she progressed in her food journey, her passion for flavor synchronicities grew. She wanted to discover the flavors, complexities and histories of other cultures, desiring to understand the rich history that was all around her, in the households of her friends and peers.
Today, Ariel is an active member in the food scene in Tokyo, hosting personal pop-ups, managing restaurants, and supporting fellow food creators.
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VENUE INFORMATION
◾️ BAROOM ◾️
Columbia Records Japan's high-end live house featuring a circular stage with surrounding plush velvet read seating combined with a vintage-style audio music bar. The perfect place for combining a perfect listening experience with community.