Indian Classical Music Concert in Yokohama
Date and Venue

• Date: June 22, 2025 (Sunday)
• Time: Open 12:30 / Start 13:00
• Artists:
• H. Amit Roy – Sitar
• Tansen Shrivastava – Tabla
• Venue: Yokohama Port Opening Memorial Hall (Auditorium)
• Address: 1-6 Honmachi Naka-ku Yokohama

Admission Details

• S seats: 5000 yen in advance (5500 yen on the day)
• A seats: 4500 yen in advance (5000 yen on the day)

Reservation Options

• Google Form: Link to Google Form
• Pass Market (PayPay+QR Ticket): Link to Pass Market

Accessibility Information

• Limited to 3 wheelchair seats at 5000 yen in advance (5500 yen on the day) only.
• Wheelchair and companion seats available by phone or email.
• Companion seats are free for up to 1 person per wheelchair.

Travel Directions

• Train Access:
• 10 minutes walk from the south exit of JR Keihin Tohoku Line/Negishi Line “Kannai Station”
• 10 minutes walk from Exit 1 of Municipal Subway Line “Kannai Station”
• 1 minute walk from Exit 1 of Minatomirai Line “Nihon Odori Station”
• Bus Routes:
• 1 minute walk from “Honmachi 1-chome”
• 3 minutes walk from “Nihon Odori Station/Prefectural Office”
• 1 minute walk from “Port Opening Memorial Hall”

Event Organizers and Contacts

• Planned by: Geetanjali Executive Committee
• Email: geetanjalindia2025@gmail.com (Kokubu)
• Phone: 09042971230 (Terahara)

Sponsors

• TIRAKITA: Visit TIRAKITA for Indian and Asian goods, clothing, musical instruments, and food.
• BANSHOW-BOH: Explore Machida’s Universal Music Space at BANSHOW-BOH.
• Khazana Coffee: Discover specialty coffee beans roasted at Hachioji’s Khazana Coffee.
• Dumarnoki: Explore sourdough bread, baked goods, jams, and drinks at Dumarnoki.

Event Highlights
The music of H. Amit Roy, described as a “silver-like melody,” flows gracefully, sometimes gentle and intense, akin to a river or a forest, accompanied by the dynamic tabla that stirs the soul and beckons listeners on a mesmerizing journey through Indian music.
Artists’ Profiles

• H. Amit Roy (Sitar)
• Born in Calcutta in 1959, Amit Roy learned music from his father, a renowned sitar maker, and later studied under Santosh Banerjee and Pandit Nikhil Banerjee. Highly praised by the Indian media for his performance reminiscent of Nikhil Banerjee, he now resides in Nagoya, teaching students globally.
• Website: Amit Roy's Profile
• Tansen Shrivastava (Tabla)
• Tansen, born in 1969, expresses human moods through the tabla, influenced by his mother, a Kathak dancer. He studied under prominent instructors and has performed worldwide, earning acclaim for his rhythmic nuances.
• Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, Link to Pass Market0

English Event Website
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