TOKYO SUPER WIND ORCHESTRA

 

Tokyo Super Wind Orchestra is a wind orchestra established to promote the charm of Tokyo and Japan to the world.

The members consist mainly of musicians who belong to professional Japanese orchestras and brass bands, and will deliver wonderful performances by Japanese wind and percussion players and Japanese music from Tokyo to the world.

In the future, we will not only hold performances throughout the year in Japan, overseas distribution and performances, but also train wind and percussion players and engage in exchanges and partnerships with organizations and artists involved in wind and percussion performance in both Japan and overseas.

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Advisory Board

Toshio Akiyama

Conductor / Honorary Conductor of the Sony Symphonic Band / 32nd Japan Wind, Percussion and Brass Band Academy Award

Kazuyuki Sunahara

Producer / Sankei Advertising Inc.

Hajime Taniguchi

Former President of Avex Music Publishing K.K. / Former Executive Director of Japan Music Publishers Association / Former Director of JASRAC

Akihiko Shimizu

Former Auditor of Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.

Nobuya Sugawa

Saxophonist / Visiting Professor at Tokyo University of the Arts

Hitoshi Wakui

Oboe player of NHK Symphony Orchestra / Part-time lecturer at Tokyo University of the Arts

Nobuaki Fukukawa

Former Principal Horn player of NHK Symphony Orchestra / Associate Professor at Tokyo College of Music

Koichi Ohashi

Composer, Arranger / Music Consultant of Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra / Lecturer at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music

TIME to ACT

Our Commitment to Gender Equality and Carbon Neutral Initiatives
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Gender Equality

Tokyo Super Wind Orchestra supports the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Gender Equality Initiative, which aims to realize a gender-equal society in which all people are respected as individuals regardless of their gender, and in which men and women participate in all activities together on an equal footing and share responsibilities.
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Carbon Neutral

As the climate crisis becomes more serious, the world is accelerating steps toward a common goal of virtually zero CO2 emissions by 2050. In 2022, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government revised its Basic Environmental Plan, setting forth specific goals and measures to achieve the ideal state in 2050, including Zero Emission Tokyo. We are committed to carbon neutrality in our concert operations.

This is our TIME to ACT – now is the time to accelerate our actions.