Jazz Jungle Mix in a Japanese Rice Field
Courtesy of login.jp, a platform archiving the Japanese experience through music, a jazz jungle mix by Takuya Nakamura was played in a Japanese rice field to celebrate the importance of rice in Japanese culture.
A notable aspect of the mix is the occasional appearance of a trumpet. Nakamura has also recently performed in unconventional settings, including an elevator.
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Author's summary: Jazz mix in Japanese rice field celebrates culture.
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