As One, An International Peace Concert With Harlem And Japan’s Inamori Art Project Group 2020

November 30, 2020

International producers, Katsuya Abe and Voza Rivers / New Heritage Theatre Group based in Harlem, New York are producing a global virtual event screening Thursday, December 17th, 2020, at 7 PM EST.

With a message of love, peace, and understanding during these turbulent times of The COVID-19 health and medical challenges and polarization of ethnic diversity.

The INAMORI Art Project Group of Japan was established in 2010 by Noriko Inamori a Japanese housewife with a progressive and incurable disease, (Striatonigral Degeneration, her medical condition is like Parkinson’s and progresses quickly).

Her vision, before she died, was to develop a group of creative artists to deliver her message “I promised myself not to waste my limited time anymore. I questioned myself about what I should use my limited time for and the answer was to devote myself to building a peaceful and safe future for children of the world.”

The INAMORI Art Project Group is composed of 40+ creative Japanese performing artists including musicians, dancers, taiko drummers, and actors who have appeared throughout Japan, GenevaSwitzerland, Georgia (country), United Nations, and in Harlem churches, cultural institutions, and colleges.

The Inamori Group concert will feature Japanese artists: Hirari Sato, Taeko Glory andWagosnation; South African Vocalist Ntombikhona Dlamini (Sarafina! & The Lion King); NyashaMutonhori, Chaka Ngwenya and Clement Ncube / INGUQUKHO of Zimbabwe; Oyo Oro Afro-CubanDance Company, Santiago Cuba; Impact Repertory Theatre Harlem, TYDRE and Justine Mills USA.

The Thursday, December 17th, 2020, music concert screening will be available on LiveOnNWS.com at 7 PM est.


Collaborating partners are NewWorldStation.com, Harlem Arts Alliance, the GreaterHarlem Chamber of Commerce, and Community Works.

For additional information and registration visit: LiveOnNWS.com

Photo credit (l to r): Katsuya Abe and Voza Rivers.


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