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I'm doing a free pipe organ concert at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store
Mitsukoshi has been operating in the same place for many years since Mitsui Echigo-ya, which was founded in the Edo period, and is famous as a textbook that sold a fixed price without negotiations under the "no current silver price" commercial law.
The building of the Nihonbashi Main Store was designated as a national important cultural property in 2016, and I also learned at the Chuo-ku Tourism Certification Book, "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia".
The following information is provided in the application form.
"The pipe organ in the museum is registered with Kumin Tangible Cultural Property as the only theater organ manufactured in the early Showa era that can be played in Japan."
This is the only thing that is written, so I did not check the actual thing until the certification, but after passing the certification, I got a ticket of a sightseeing correspondent, so when I went to see it, I used this organ every week from Friday to day I knew that I was doing a concert!
Before the concert started, "Theatre organ is a theater organ that was created for accompaniment of silent movies and was announced that it came from the United States in 1930, 95 years after installation."
There seems to be a theme every time, and on March 29, "Songs I Want to Listen to in Spring"
The cherry blossoms bloom and the timing is perfect.
Performed by Mikako Takahashi
A video was taken with a smartphone and it was published only for those who know the URL, so please see it.
The shabbling is a pardon
"Flowers bloom,"
"Sakura Sakura"
"Flower,"
"Cherry,"
"Sakura (single)"
It's nice to be familiar with Japanese songs, not Western classical music.
It's a free concert, so if you can go there, be sure to visit the site.
Date and time: Every week from Friday to noon, 15:00, and 17:00, about 15 minutes each time.
I also show you the song here.
https://www.mistore.jp/store/nihombashi/event_calendar/blue_island.html
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