Yui George One Man Band, Chiba

One man parade of instruments, plus a WMDF theme tune!

Drums, guitar, harmonica, percussion, bell, kazoo and more. Drawing especially on his past experience as a drum teacher, he incorporates some of the most challenging rhythms into his performances. Whether parading, walking, running or backstepping he delivers smiles and impact way beyond the music itself! Regularly touring overseas, including Vietnam and Cambodia, we are delighted to welcome him and his WMDF song back to our event!

http://yui-george.com/

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Hinoki-ya, Hakodate

A Japanese beat at the heart of WMDF

Hinoki-ya, formed in Hakodate 1998, specialise in Japanese music with a world influence. Their performances feature Shinobue flute, Taiko, guitar, and percussion. Hinoki-ya have participated at several international festivals, energising audiences with their rhythm and energy. They put their festival experience to good use in producing WMDF! Check out their most recent album: “Utageuta”.

https://hinokiya.com/

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Zahatorte, Kyoto

There is magic in this musical trio. Seriously funny!

This acoustic trio was formed in 2002 in Kyoto by Toharu Tomaru (accordion), Uekko (guitar) and Yosuke (cello). Their more than 100 live yearly performances incorporate visual tricks and much humour, and have something for all genres of music-lover and all ages. They are already veterans of several WMDFs, including a memorable performance during a typhoon. We hope for clear skies this time.

http://www.zahatorte.com/

https://www.youtube.com/user/zahatortevtr

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