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両国国技館のFusion Forumで揮毫する矢部澄翔

From the archive, October 15, 2013: looking back at a grand event held at a sacred place of Japanese culture. I performed at the "Fusion Forum," an event hosted by a manufacturing company at the Ryogoku Kokugikan (Ryogoku Sumo Hall).

Calligraphy x Shamisen x Wadaiko

On the stage of this historic venue, I collaborated with two amazing musicians: Keisuke Ito (Shamisen player) and Shinichiro Nagata (Wadaiko player).

Surrounded by the resonant sounds of the Shamisen and the powerful beat of the Japanese drums, I delivered a live calligraphy performance.

Live calligraphy carried by the sounds of shamisen and wadaiko

"Tsunagu" (Connect)

The character I wrote was 「繋」 (Tsuna-gu). It means "Connect," "Link," or "Tie."

Connecting people to people, technology to the future, and Japan to the world. I poured my soul into this single character, wishing for strong bonds and lasting relationships to be forged.

The single character Tsunagu, completed at Ryogoku Kokugikan

The Moment Sound and Sho Become One

Performing in such a magnificent arena, feeling the energy of the audience and the music, was truly an unforgettable experience. I am grateful to have shared the moment sound and calligraphy melted into one with everyone in the hall.

Records of performances at corporate events are gathered on the PERFORMANCE page.

For inquiries about live calligraphy at events or ceremonies, please feel free to contact me.

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