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"My Starting Point Is the Victims of the Tohoku earthquake"... Former Self-Defense Force Member Tamaru Continues to Play the Sanshin (Okinawan Stringed Instrument) to Comfort Victims, and Wants to Bring the Sound to the Victims of the Kumamoto Earthquake
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Masato Tamaru (71), a former Ground Self-Defense Force officer from Higashi Ward, Kumamoto City, has been playing the sanshin (Okinawan three-stringed instrument) for 15 years. Theきっかけ (trigger) was seeing disaster victims encouraged by the sound of a fellow soldier playing the sanshin while he was deployed to the areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake. Now he is a master instructor and continues to visit welfare facilities and other …
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