Stepping into Japan cultural heritage with ‘Nihon Buyo’ traditional dance

On March 15, the School of Japanese Traditional Arts, performed a timeless “Nihon Buyo” or Japanese traditional dance at SM Aura’s Upper Ground Atrium.

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Japan Information and Culture Center Cultural (JICC) Officer Mukaigawa Yurie attended the event and during her remarks, she conveyed her gratitude for the warm embrace and interest that the Filipino people have shown to Japan’s culture and tradition. She also expressed her hope that Japan and the Philippines’ firm relationship will continue to flourish through the universal language of art.

The audience was treated to a brilliant delivery of a traditional dance ensemble by the esteemed Senju Buyodan. Dressed in vibrant and colorful kimonos, the Senju Buyodan represented a centuries-old art form through elegant footwork and graceful gestures. The event was made even more unforgettable with a live performance of a shamisen musical composition.

Senju Buyodan’s Director Senju Einojo and performers, Shirayuki, Honoka, and Eiyu, shared their passion and remarkable talents.