Naha City
The 14th General Meeting Music Live Symposium of the Ryukyu Society for National Independence Studies (26th total)
- Music
- Real-life event
- Event streaming
Schedule
2022.04.23（土）
Start：10:00 End：16:30
Charge
Admission fee 2000 Yen (Free for students)
Contents
Music Live Symposium will be held as a new initiative with unprecedented energy, welcoming Kinjo Bitru, a world uchinanchu who develops research and social activities in Brazil and the world and is active It will be held. Interweaving music, video, and talk, we think about water issues in Ryukyu, Brazil, and the world, including PFOS issues. Water (Miji) Dou Treasure!
●Program
10:00 General meeting opening/reception starts
10:30 — 12:00 The 14th General Meeting (members only)
12:00 — 13:30 Lunch & Yuntaku
13:30 Doors open, reception starts (scheduled for the first 200 people due to COVID-19)
14:00 — 16:30 Music Live Symposium
“Thinking about water problems in Ryukyu, Brazil, and the world” (tentative title)
Music & Video & Talk: Kinjo Bitru
Guest speaker: Natsuko Shimabukuro (QAB)
Kinjo Bitru
Ryukyuan (Brazil III) born in Sao Paulo, researcher, singer-songwriter, and producer. A top-notch professional who was also nominated for Best Regional Singer at the Brazilian Music Awards 2018. He received a Ph.D. in Sociology on the theme of identity, music, and expression of the Ryukyu diaspora (2017). He has participated twice in the United Nations Standing Conference on Indigenous Peoples Affairs (UNPFII) as a member of the Ryukyu National Independent Research Society (ACSILS). Currently, he is also a researcher at the Institute for Advanced Studies at the University of Sao Paulo, and conducts research on the purification and regeneration of water and rivers from the perspective of indigenous peoples. Kinjo Bittle complains: “Water is a mirror reflecting society!” and.