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Aomori Prefecture, Sannai-Maruyama site
Sannnaimaruyama is the largest archeological sites of Jomon era ever found in Japan dating back from around 35000 BC to 2000 BC. It features a number of big wooden made columns and constructions. Also excarvated there for the first time out of Jomon sites were numerous ornaments, elaborated everyday commodities, number of seeds, etc. They demonstrated that Jomon people were highly cultivated and even widely internationalized in contradiction to their prevailing image of primitive man.
Idaki Shin Jomon Concert at Sannai-Maruyama site
Date：July 3, 2004
pm6:30-pm8:30
Place:Sannai-Maruyama site, Aomori, JAPAN
Organizer：NPO KOMA
Supporter：Aomori Prefecture
Cooperater：FM AOMORI
Performer : IDAKI SHIN(real name : Tadamitsu Saito) , Native Place: Kidukuri-cho, Aomoriken
Instruments:Synthesizer, Organ, Guitar, Japanese drum, Japanese Flute, Japanese lute.
After decades of concert activity, Idaki Shin has finally given his first major show at his birthplace in Aomori Prefecture, Japan.
The concert venue, Sannaimaruyama, is well known as one of the most important archaeological sites of the Jomon era, corresponding to the oldest known civilization in Japan.
In this concert, the artist has sought to renew, in the heart of the modern Japanese, the original vitality of the Jomon people, who are said to have lived in harmony with nature, enjoying utmost freedom and creativity.
Seen from technical aspects, our sound team has worked out the up-to-date version of the Idaki Shin sound system that allows the artist to deliver 360 degree sound energy from the center stage, while the lighting design simultaneously echoes the music, as the improvisational performance by Idaki Shin develops in a spontaneous way.
This concert is designed to share with the world the very special artistically expressed energy of the ancient Japanese. To this end the show was filmed by five HDTV cameras and edited for DVD.
Jomon Concert Image Gallery (Click to enlarge）
