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March 5: Spring-calling Concert, by Mie

Early March brings me warmer spring than ever. Today, I visited Saeki City to join a concert sponsored by "Group MI" run by one of my close friends.

I drove down to the city after a long absence. The Banjou River flows through the city with abundant warm water.

Saeki was once a castle town of Mouri. The castle was on the small hill (140 meter high) called "Castle Hill." The gate was used for a school of the feudal domain, and now an entrance gate of Saeki elementary school.

　　　

The concert will be held here modern Saeki Cultural Hall (left.) The San-no-maru gate still boasts of its massive style. We can climb to the top of hill from the right side of the Hall.

I found a beautiful castle near the Hall. No, what was surprising, this is a rest room.

Cherry trees are everywhere in the site. They have already held many buds waiting to bloom.

The spring-calling concert by Group AMI has started finally. Fresh artists sing in soprano or play piano.

　　　

　　　

A young student from Tokyo Music College sang wonderful songs in tenor.

The bouquets for the artists are already set in the lobby. They bring-in a flamboyant atmosphere.

The final program of the day was by Ms. Takahashi, my close friend. She dressed up with a brilliant veil over black dress.

She played Eight small composites #1, #2, and #7 from number 76 by Brahms. I was really fascinated with her art.

The curtain calls by all artists. Thank you all for your wonderful concert.

They took a commemorative picture after the audience left the Hall.

Ms. Takahashi told me that she was very strained. We talked for a while together with her husband who was taking video from the seat. Thank you all, I hope to enjoy your wonderful arts again.

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March 5: Spring-calling Concert, by Mie
	Early March brings me warmer spring than ever. Today, I visited Saeki City to join a concert sponsored by "Group MI" run by one of my close friends. I drove down to the city after a long absence. The Banjou River flows through the city with abundant warm water.
Saeki was once a castle town of Mouri. The castle was on the small hill (140 meter high) called "Castle Hill." The gate was used for a school of the feudal domain, and now an entrance gate of Saeki elementary school.
The concert will be held here modern Saeki Cultural Hall (left.) The San-no-maru gate still boasts of its massive style. We can climb to the top of hill from the right side of the Hall.
I found a beautiful castle near the Hall. No, what was surprising, this is a rest room. Cherry trees are everywhere in the site. They have already held many buds waiting to bloom.
The spring-calling concert by Group AMI has started finally. Fresh artists sing in soprano or play piano.

A young student from Tokyo Music College sang wonderful songs in tenor.
	The bouquets for the artists are already set in the lobby. They bring-in a flamboyant atmosphere.
The final program of the day was by Ms. Takahashi, my close friend. She dressed up with a brilliant veil over black dress.
She played Eight small composites #1, #2, and #7 from number 76 by Brahms. I was really fascinated with her art.
The curtain calls by all artists. Thank you all for your wonderful concert.
They took a commemorative picture after the audience left the Hall.
	Ms. Takahashi told me that she was very strained. We talked for a while together with her husband who was taking video from the seat. Thank you all, I hope to enjoy your wonderful arts again.