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Karuizawa
My Street Piano - S1 - E6
Karuizawa is a popular resort town that attracts visitors from all over the world. A piano was placed in a public space for a limited period during autumn. This episode features an elementary school student on a family trip, a self-taught pianist of eight months, a pianist named Harami-chan whose J-Pop performances have gone viral online, a 90-year-old pastor jamming with his church organist and a young pianist performing a famous song about autumn foliage. Their melodies come from the heart.
My Street Piano: Season 1 - 6 Episode s
1x1 - Okinawa
March 21, 2023
An episode from Okinawa Prefecture. In the middle of Koza Music Town, a piano is placed for a limited period. A piano teacher and her student duetting together. A father who started playing for his daughter. A man playing an Okinawan arrangement. A teacher playing her wedding song tracing memories. A university student playing a competition-winning piece. A man dedicating a folk song with an Okinawan dialect to his father in heaven... Each from all walks of life come to play their melodies to share.
1x2 - Asahikawa
March 21, 2023
Surrounded by cute figurines, a piano stands inside a station located in central Hokkaido Prefecture. An industrial high school student performing in front of his friend for the first time. A couple on a date. A lady who relocated to take pictures of beautiful nature. Mother and daughter after a fun at Asahiyama Zoo. A musician who overcame gender challenges... Each from all walks of life come to play their melodies to share.
1x3 - Shodoshima
March 25, 2023
Shodoshima, Kagawa Prefecture, is an olive island floating in the Seto Inland Sea. A piano was placed by a roadside station for a limited period. A father and daughter traveling together. Sisters playing duet of a memorable song played at a wedding. Childhood friends soon going their separate ways. A film director dedicating a song for her late husband. A singer-songwriter visiting her friend... Each from all walks of life come to play their melodies to share.
1x4 - Kyoto
March 26, 2023
Autumn colors brightened in Kyoto Prefecture. On the 7th floor of a station building overlooking Kyoto tower, stands a grand piano. A high school student on her way back from a tennis match. A middle school student on a school trip. An English teacher who fell in love with Japan. A couple who met each other at this station piano. A man who survived a fatal bike accident. A union banker who overcame his wife's death by playing the piano... Each from all walks of life come to play their melodies to share.
1x5 - Hiroshima
May 27, 2023
The city of Hiroshima set up a piano in an underground center near the symbolic Atomic Bomb Dome to bring more life to the area. This episode features a piano-ukulele duet, a groom-to-be, a pianist married couple, a 3rd-generation A-bomb survivor and vocalist, an aunt-to-be wishing her pregnant sister happiness and a stroke survivor who plays one-handed. Their melodies come from the heart.
1x6 - Karuizawa
June 3, 2023
Karuizawa is a popular resort town that attracts visitors from all over the world. A piano was placed in a public space for a limited period during autumn. This episode features an elementary school student on a family trip, a self-taught pianist of eight months, a pianist named Harami-chan whose J-Pop performances have gone viral online, a 90-year-old pastor jamming with his church organist and a young pianist performing a famous song about autumn foliage. Their melodies come from the heart.