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I'm Atani Mota from Tsubaki Factory!
I'm Anami Tohata!
I'm Akemo Mata!
And I'm Yagi Shiori!
On August 24th, at Kawaguchi Costella Theater in Yamanashi Prefecture, we will be introducing our strategy meeting for the summer festival of Tsubaki Factory in 2023.
This time, we would like to challenge ourselves to make the festival even more powerful!
Ta-dah!
Did you find it?
We would like to teach you how to make the festival even more powerful!
Let's try it.
Please raise your right hand.
Put it down.
Ready, go!
Put it down.
Ready, go!
Put it down.
Ready, go!
Put it down.
Ready, go!
Put it down.
Let's do it alternately.
Please raise your right hand.
Let's do it according to the count.
Right, left.
One, two, ready, go!
Ready, go!
Okay!
Wow!
You are really good at it!
Ready, go!
You look terrible!
Ready, go!
Great!
Thank you for teaching me.
This is the basic way of striking.
Yes.
This is different.
Yes.
And raise it up.
Raise it from your waist and shoulder.
Raise it up from your waist.
Hold it like this and squeeze it a little.
Put aside the other three.
Kiana, put aside your left hand.
Yes.
OK.
If you can do it, raise it up from your waist like this.
Yes.
Great!
Can I bend my left knee a little?
Yes.
Yes, that's right.
OK, do your best!
We'll be back in a second!
Ready, go!
OK, raise it up!
Ready, go!
OK!
You did it at the end!
Cool!
Let's have some tea.
I'm sleepy!
Good night.
What you hit like this earlier,
don't hit it from the body,
but only the shoulder blades go this way.
Yes.
Right.
The left is just this neck.
The neck goes like this.
Make it like this.
From here, fold the right hand like this.
Same as the drum,
if you fold the shoulder like this, it won't look good.
So, don't move the shoulder too much,
only from the shoulder blades.
The left hand goes from here,
from the shoulder blades.
This is a little difficult.
If you do it in a row...
Yes, that's right.
Imagine that there is a parallel straight line here.
If you hit it with the image of tracing it beautifully,
it will be beautiful.
The last one is here.
That's right.
Don't bend your elbow like this.
Bend your shoulder blades like this.
Yes, that's right.
Bend your head like this.
Bend your head a little lower like this.
Yes, that's right.
That's about it.
When you do Ichidai Chidai, your knees reach like this.
Don't move your upper body. Just use your arms.
Let's do it a little more.
Let's do it.
One, two, three, four.
Next, there are several ways of doing Ichidai Chidai.
First of all, use your right hand like this.
Like this.
Put it back like this.
You did it.
Then, leave your handkerchief here.
Hold it with your thumb and index finger.
Put your wrist first.
Leave your handkerchief here.
When you put it in front of your handkerchief, it looks like this.
Put it in front of your handkerchief like this.
Leave your handkerchief here and put your wrist first.
And at the end, the batch goes like this.
Until now, when you decide something, you do a pose like this.
When you hit it, it goes like this.
So, next, two or three minutes later...
Let's practice with your right hand.
Okay.
One more.
I put it back like this.
When you put it back, it goes like this.
How do you do it?
It's been a while since you've done it like this.
Hold it like this and hit it like this.
At the moment you hit it, you can only look this way.
At the moment you hit it.
And when you pull it like this...
Huh?
I can't see it.
Turn it around.
Turn it around like this.
Hold it like this.
Hold it like this and turn it this way.
Turn it inside out and do like this.
Like this?
Like this.
The beginning is like this.
In the beginning it's like this.
That's it.
Yes.
So close.
Now you got it.
Yes.
You're right!
My face is weird.
Is your face weird?
Yes.
Good.
The hand on the side.
The arm stays under his arm.
Okay.
And...
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When you can do it, you can dance to it.
You can do a lot of variations.
Your left hand is holding it like this.
When you play music, you can show off your style.
I hope you can do it up to that level.
Thank you for the meal.
You look like you're having fun.
It's a big adventure.
It's an adventure.
I can't move.
You can't move. I'm sorry.
I can't move.
You can't move.
The second pattern is different only when you play "foo".
When you play "foo", you move your hand like this.
I'll do it slowly.
One, two.
"foo" up.
Down.
"foo" up.
I'll do it slowly.
"foo" up.
Down.
"foo" up.
Down.
"foo" up.
Down.
"foo" up.
"foo" up. "foo" up.
Let's put some patterns into our bodies.
Okay.
Especially, if the last chorus is getting excited,
you can change it a little depending on the situation.
I want it to get more excited, but for now, let's just repeat it.
That's right.
You can practice that later.
Let's practice it together and run at this place.
Just do it like "tontontontontontontontontontonton tontontontontontontontontontontontontontontontonto ntontontontontontontontontontontontontontonton"
as much as you can.
Okay.
But for now, this is the basic one.
Let's go from here.
Okay.
Let's go.
Alright.
The solo looks cool, right?
Yeah, it does.
Let's do it.
Okay.
Okay, we finished the practice of the first introduction of brass instrument.
But it's so hard to clap.
It's been quite a while, hasn't it?
I think we'll do tomorrow's practice like this.
It's hard to hold a chair and drink a drink.
It's hard to write characters.
It's hard to write characters and I feel like I'm going to faint.
I feel like I don't have enough muscles in my arms, and I don't have enough muscles in my arms.
But if it's cool, it'll be nice.
I know. I thought it was really cool, so I'll do my best to get used to it and do my best to do it.
Well, I've been playing Wadaiko since I was in first grade in elementary school, and I've been playing it for a long time.
I don't know if I was playing it until sixth grade or middle school, but I've been playing it for that long.
It's been a while since I played Wadaiko, and it makes me feel nostalgic.
I don't know if you can say it's a different style of playing Wadaiko, but it's different from teacher to teacher, so I had a lot of new discoveries and it was a lot of fun.
I don't know if it's my first time or my first time, but it's harder than I thought.
I was worried about my posture and how I played it, and there were so many things to worry about that I thought it would be easier.
It was harder than I thought and I thought practice was necessary.
I'll put in more effort and do my best to play it in front of you.
I'm excited! I'm excited! I'll do my best!