1000 yen for the General-admission public

500 yen for high school students and younger

Children preschool age or younger are not allowed to enter.

The names of more than 240,000 people who died in the Battle of Okinawa etc. are engraved on the Peace Foundation in Mabunito Peace Memorial Park in Itoman City. Mozart's “Requiem” concert was held in 2015/12 in order to send prayers for permanent peace to the whole world from Peace Memorial Park, starting with the Okinawa Peace Hall, in 2015/12, 70 years after the war, and since 2016, concerts have been held every year in June, which is Okinawa's memorial month. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the war. As this performance enters its 10th year, they will perform a program including a new Requiem.

Performances/Performances

“Longtan Water Mirror”
Kazumi Tsukamoto: RYÜTAN-SUIKYO ~based on Akatsuichi Bushi~ (commissioned premiere)
Composer: Tsukamoto Kazumi (Professor at our university)
Ryuka: Oki Eiji
Song Sanshin (Three-string guitar): Yamauchi Masaya (Professor at our university)
Narrator: Iwa Yokaru

W.A. Mozart: Requiem (Suessmeyer Complementary Edition)
Soloist: Soprano Naomi Matsuda (Associate Professor at our university)
Alto Yamashita Makiko (Professor at our university)
Tenor Masaya Yamauchi (Associate Professor at our university)
Bus Nakamoto Hiroki
Conductor: Abe Masato (Professor at our university)
Orchestra: Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts Orchestra
Chorus: Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts Requiem Choir


Organizer: Requiem Concert Executive Committee
Co-organizers: Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts Art/Okinawa Association

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