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The brilliant violinist Sho Omagari, based in New York and performing energetically throughout Europe and America, is coming to Japan. Starting in Sendai, he will hold recitals in Sapporo (Sapporo Concert Hall KITARA), Saitama (Tokorozawa Civic Cultural Center Muse), and Tokyo (Suntory Hall). He will be joined by his close friend, American pianist Ali Livne. Following last year's highly successful tour of Western Japan, this year's tour covers four cities in Eastern Japan. Fo

From August 6th for one week, an exhibition titled The Story of the Teizan Canal was held at the event hall of a long-established department store in Sendai. This exhibition was organized by the local magazine Riraku with the aim of reevaluating the Teizan Canal, Japan's largest canal spanning 49 kilometers, which was a major project of Date Masamune. NPO Circle Wind set up a section titled “The Keicho Embassy and t he League of Hasekura Cities ” within the exhibition, prov