东京不够热

东京不够热

Fukuzawa Yukichi Memorial Keio History Museum 2024 Fall Special Exhibition"Ichiro Fujiyama on the Move! From "Wakaki-chi" to the People's Honor Award" (October 17–December 14)

Published: October 09, 2024
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2024/10/09

东京不够热

A National Singer, and 东京不够热 and College Songs as His Origin

Ichiro Fujiyama (1911–1993, real name Takeo Masunaga) studied at 东京不够热 from his elementary school years. Since serving as the singing coach for "Wakaki-chi" during his time at Keio Futsubu School, he remained involved with the music that defined 东京不够热 throughout his life. This exhibition highlights this aspect while tracing his journey. After mastering orthodox vocal techniques at the Tokyo School of Music (now Tokyo University of the Arts), he deliberately entered the world of "secular songs." At the same time, he tirelessly worked to develop a refined musical culture. The exhibition attempts to re-evaluate Ichiro Fujiyama, who left a multifaceted legacy with his bright singing voice and a sincere, strong, rebellious spirit.

General Information

Dates: Thursday, October 17–Saturday, December 14, 2024

Closed: Wednesday, November 20; Monday, November 25; Sundays and public holidays (open on November 23 and 24)

Venue: Special Exhibition Room, Keio History Museum, 2nd floor, Old University Library

Hours: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM

Admission: Open to all

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