What is “Matsusaka Night Museum Matsusaka One Night”? Detailed explanation of event details, ticket information, gourmet booths, etc.!

Ball dance -CUBE-

The ``Football Entertainment Group'' has elevated the sport of football into a performance with the motto ``It's all about soccer.'' In 2013 and 2014, she won the Best Performance Award for two years in a row for her performance in Russia! She has also performed at the Shanghai Expo, the Beijing International Film Festival, and the Tokyo Olympics 2020 Closing Ceremony, and her ball dance performance is now at the top level in the world.
Soccer performance at Matsuzaka Castle! The performance shown at the Tokyo Olympics is a must-see!

Yoji Takeuchi / Shakuhachi player

He learned modern shakuhachi from Takuya Iwata, winner of the International Shakuhachi Competition, and is currently working on the themes of "bringing shakuhachi closer to people" and "innovating tradition." Since the first year of his activities, he has collaborated with Western musical instruments and world-renowned calligraphy artists, and appeared in many public projects and events. Since 2020, he has been in charge of the shakuhachi for Neo Japanesque, a Japanese-Western mixed band that is active around the world, and will perform two dedication performances at IseJingu in 2022.
As the phrase "tradition and innovation" suggests, the venue will be enlivened with a unique worldview that you won't believe is just the sound of a single shakuhachi!

Junichi Ito / calligrapher

After his street days, he expanded his activities overseas in 2013 and is now transmitting the power of culture that transcends borders. He also participated in the 2015 Milan International Expo in Italy, and in 2016 he also directed the dinner venue for the G7 IseShimaSummit. In 2017, he was in charge of the F1 Japan GP official title logo design. He has won numerous awards, including the Japan Design Calligraphy Award and the Mie Prefecture Cultural Award. As the phrase "tradition and innovation" suggests, the venue will be enlivened with a unique worldview that you won't believe is just the sound of a single shakuhachi!
A collaboration between calligrapher Junichi Ito from MatsusakaCity and shakuhachi player Yoji Takeuchi. A powerful live performance that adds the world of calligraphy to the space created by the shakuhachi!

HOLHY Painting Artist

He learned painting from a young age and began his creative activities on the street in front of the station. He always sees his work as a reflection of his travels and his own emotions, and hitchhikes all over Japan. Toured throughout America, Canada, Europe, and Asia. Strongly influenced by people who love street art and subcultures around the world. Over the past 10 years, he has performed over 400 live paintings on the streets, clubs, galleries, and skateboard parks in Japan and abroad, and has performed live painting at Fuji Rock Festival, Japan's largest music festival, for 9 consecutive years, and has designed the official T-shirt. We also do
HOLHY creates works based on the concepts of circulation and mystery. What will be drawn at the Matsuzaka Castle Ruins? A must-see!

Hibikiza “Inasegumi”・hitomi/Japanese drums

Established in 1998 in MatsusakaCity. A troupe that performs Hibikiza's original creative performances using Japanese drums that have been passed down in Japan since ancient times. In 2003, he formed the ``Inase-gumi'' as part of the training of Hibikiza members. Taiko influencer hitomi is a member. Through appearances at local events and other activities, they are passing on the charm and culture of Japan's traditional performing arts, Wadaiko, to the children who will lead the future.
A Japanese drum team that enlivens local Matsusaka with drums mainly at festivals and local events will perform! Please enjoy the performance of Hibikiza, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary and has been active in the local community! This time, not only will there be a performance by Hibikiza Inasegumi, but there will also be a solo live performance by Japanese drum influencer hitomi!

Junichi Ito / calligrapher

After his street days, he expanded his activities overseas in 2013 and is now transmitting the power of culture that transcends borders. He also participated in the 2015 Milan International Expo in Italy, and in 2016 he also directed the dinner venue for the G7 IseShimaSummit. In 2017, he was in charge of the F1 Japan GP official title logo design. He has won numerous awards, including the Japan Design Calligraphy Award and the Mie Prefecture Cultural Award.

Hiroyuki Hattori / Japanese drum player

Based in his hometown of Mie, he is active both inside and outside the prefecture. Since 2008, he has been holding solo concerts "Ichie" in various locations, which have been well received. He composes, instructs, and produces many Japanese drum groups, including the Mie Prefecture Soto Zen Youth Association's Japanese drum group Kusu, which is made up of active monks, and aims to be a community-based activity.
"Junichi Ito x Hiroyuki Hattori" collaboration live. A powerful live performance of Japanese calligraphy and Japanese drums will bring out the charm of the castle ruins to the fullest!

Mie High School Dance Club SERIOUS FLAVOR / Dance Performance

The group is active under the name "SERIOUS FLAVOR", which is based on the school motto of Mie High School, "Seriousness". Based on the philosophy of ``Getting to the national tournament through teamwork!'', we are working to achieve our goal of participating in the national tournament by considering compositions and assignments that take advantage of the number of members. The high school students' performances, which have won numerous awards at the National High School Dance Club Championship, All Japan High School Team Dance Championship, Mie Prefecture High School Dance Festival, etc., are spectacular!

Mojipur / music unit

Letters + pool = Mojipur, meaning ocean of words. The story is told through the beautiful harmony of twin male and female vocals, and performances using overdubbing with a looper. Don't miss the MV "flow" on YouTube, which sings about the impermanence of human life as it flows by, and "There are no ghosts," a gentle song about facing one's own weaknesses presented through a self-made flipbook comic!
Male and female twin vocal unit "Mojipur". The venue will be livened up with beautiful harmonies that will warm you up in the cold winter.

Yoji Takeuchi / Shakuhachi player ogurock / Musician

Yoji Takeuchi / Shakuhachi player
He learned modern shakuhachi from Takuya Iwata, winner of the International Shakuhachi Competition, and is currently working on the themes of "bringing shakuhachi closer to people" and "innovating tradition." Since the first year of his activities, he has collaborated with Western musical instruments and world-renowned calligraphy artists, and appeared in many public projects and events. Since 2020, he has been in charge of the shakuhachi for Neo Japanesque, a Japanese-Western mixed band that is active around the world, and will perform two dedication performances at IseJingu in 2022.
Takeuchi and ogurock Collaboration live between shakuhachi player Yoji Takeuchi and Ise musician ogurock! A must-see is the "Shakuhachi x Guitar" collaboration live performance of these two people who spent about 5 years touring all over Japan!

ogurock / musician
After graduating from the Osaka University of Arts Department of Performing Arts and gaining experience in broadcasting and stage work in Osaka, he returned to his hometown of IseCity in 2012 for IseJingu ShikinenSengu. Formed a street artist group "Ustreet" consisting of an unspecified number of members. The excitement surrounding IseShimaSummit also served as a tailwind, and the event was covered in numerous media outlets, including television and newspapers. In 2018, he began a national pilgrimage tour across Japan with shakuhachi player Yoji Takeuchi, a member of Ustreet, which he hopes to complete in 2023.
Collaboration live between shakuhachi player Yoji Takeuchi and Ise musician ogurock!

Takanori Hiraoka / Singer Sing Writer

A singer-songwriter active in the Tokai area. He is also Vo&G of the four-person band CLYDESDALE, and started his solo career in 2021. He has released numerous songs including ``Hanabi to Kimi'', ``Colorful'', and ``DARUMA''. They are currently performing live at events and live houses all over the country.
Takanori Hiraoka is the vocalist of a four-person band. A gentle yet heartfelt singing voice unique to a solo artist, which cannot be heard in a band sound, reverberates through the Matsuzaka Castle ruins.