Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Rin’s piano stories of Japan’s places
Composer and pianist Rin presents original music inspired by Japanese shrines, mythology, landscapes, and history, alongside performance videos and project notes.
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- Listeners drawn to Japanese history and place-based music
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- The Asuka trilogy pairs three piano pieces with Kitora Tomb’s star chart, its Four Guardians, and the view from Amakashi Hill.
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The site describes a working method grounded in visits: Rin writes about places she has encountered, then turns their history, scenery, or associated stories into original compositions. Its performance timeline reaches back to piano teaching in 1995 and notes a shift toward original music after a 2016 experience at Tōmiyama Shrine. The Asuka sheet music is still being prepared, rather than offered for download.
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