The Shizumi Kodomo Dance Troupe (SKDT), based in Washington DC, first came together in 2000 for the White House Millennium Celebration-and has been dancing ever since. While focusing on traditional Japanese dance, our dancers are young, ethnically diverse, and exemplify what is best about our world. A truly multicultural company, the children have discovered that dance is an international language. Thank you for your interest. We hope to see you at our next performance.
I have a beautiful painting of the cherry blossom lady dancing it was found underneath another painting of a horse that I got from it is an estate sale I sure would like to know if it's worth anything or if anyone's interested in it
Daijiro Kotori same i have always wanted to learn about the Japanese cture and the dances they always have away of drawin a crowd and making away of seeing things in a different way then we see things like dance and speech are just two things that i see differently now
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Hi. Thanks so much for asking. The singer is Yuji Sasaki. We also have a version with singing by members of the dance troupe added. If you do an Internet search on "Peace Seeds" and "Yuji Sasaki," you will find an article in English that shows the wonderful and surprising history of the song!!!
They're not* or They are not* First of all. Second of all, does it matter if they're skinny or not? And lastly, a kimono tends to make you look larger then you actually are. It really just depends of who's wearing one.
Does that matter? What matters is that they enjoy preforming something from outside their culture. Japan has a very interesting culture and history that should be enjoyed around the world, such as all cultures. I'm a white girl in Alabama and I preformed a dance from the kabuki play, Fuji Musume in my high school talent show. At first people were indifferent or laughing, but when I was finished everyone began to cheer and some people gave a standing ovation. I ended up getting second place.
