On November 26, Lecturer Kaisei Harada from Faculty of Economics and Management, Institute of Human and Social Sciences, at Advisor of Kanazawa University Volunteer Support Station, gave a music box concert at "Hoshizora Cafe," a listening salon activity held regularly at Sumiyoshi Community Center in Anamizu Town. 20 people attended the concert.
The concert featured a total of 12 songs, including Western music such as "Edelweiss" and "Song of Doremi" Japanese music such as "Look Up at the Stars in the Night" and "Furusato" and Christmas songs such as "Jingle Bells" and "Kiyoshi-Kono Yoru" with the cooperation of Music Box Cafe Airisu, which is based in Kanazawa City and is active at exchange salons, evacuation centers and nursing homes. Participants enjoyed the beautiful sound of the music box while humming along to the songs.
After the performance, hand massages were given to heal the participants' minds and bodies while chatting with them. Participants commented, "It was nice to hear a wonderful performance" and "The hand massage felt good”.
Hoshizora Cafe
Date：14:00-16:00 on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month
Place: Anamizu Town Sumiyoshi Community Center
Activities：Salon management with an emphasis on chatting
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If you are interested in helping to organize this event, please contact Kanazawa University Volunteer Support Station, an extracurricular activity group at Kanazawa University, via direct message on Instagram.
※ The Instagram account of Kanazawa University Volunteer Support Station, an extracurricular activity group, can be found here
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Explanation of the music box and preparation for performance -
Participants admiring the music box up close. -
Participants healing their minds and bodies with hand massages -
Appreciate the beautiful sound of all 12 music boxes
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