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Shizuka Miyamoto

Born in Shimane Prefecture and raised in Osaka, she has lived in Kinokawa City, Wakayama Prefecture since the age of 9. As an enka singer who also sings jazz and pop, she made her major debut in 2015 with Universal Music with "Waga Na wa Seishu." As a Wakayama City tourism ambassador, she tells the story of Wakayama's history and culture through songs as a "hometown healing song." With her husky voice and rich expressiveness, she delivers the strength and gentleness of enka music.

Liu Wei

Musician and stage director. Khoomei (throat singing) and Chinese flute player. Graduated from Shenyang Conservatory of Music with a major in Music Performance, and completed a Master's program at Hyogo University of Teacher Education. For many years, she has been performing and teaching music both in Japan and internationally, focusing on Khoomei, the traditional Mongolian singing technique, and the Chinese flute. Currently, in addition to performing, she is active in a wide range of fields, including concert planning and direction, stage management, and vocal and choral instruction. She has been involved in the production of numerous stage events, including the Osaka Spring Festival, Hiroshima Spring Festival, and Okinawa Chinese Music Festival, and continues to work to connect the musical cultures of Japan with those of China and Mongolia.