A Latin music concert will be held in the multicultural city of Tsurumi on Saturday, September 7th. Tickets are now on sale! Make your reservation early!

◆What is the venue, Salvia Hall?◆

🚉Tsurumi Community Cultural Center Salvia Hall is also known for its easy access

2 minutes walk from JR “Tsurumi Station” and Keikyu “Keikyu Tsurumi Station”.

It is located in the complex building, Seacreen. Look for the 31-story high-rise building and head to the 4th floor hall.

Please come.

In addition to the auditorium, Salvia Hall also houses a music hall ideal for performances that allow the enjoyment of the natural sound of musical instruments, a gallery equipped with movable panels, rehearsal rooms, and practice rooms, making it a facility that can be used for a variety of cultural and artistic activities and appreciation.

◆Highlights of the performance◆

💃A live concert that combines salsa, jazz, flamenco, tango, and the essence of Japan to create a world-class performance! 🪇

♪Vocals: Alisa Sunaga

His father, Larry Hisanaga, is a leading Latin percussionist, and his mother, Michi Ouchi, is a pioneer in Latin vocals.

In her late 20s, Arisa Kotonaga traveled around Peru in South America and was inspired by the Latin music she encountered. She vowed to “sing” in the mountains of Machu Picchu.
A vocalist with a natural talent and a flowing voice that is packed with Latin-based elements.

♪Piano: Toru Nakajima

In 2001 and 2002, he performed in 10 cities in 7 European countries as part of his leader project “Haponiyasu.”
He has supported tours for bands such as Sing Like Talking, and also served as an arranger on albums by Lisa Ono and Toshiki Kadomatsu.

♪Percussion: Yoichi Okabe

He has often performed with big-name musicians visiting Japan, such as Baden Powell and David Sanborn.
In 2021, he will perform at the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Paralympics as a member of tempo, a percussion ensemble led by Shishido Kavka.

◆Part of the set list◆

˖*♬ “Joso y Maria” Astor Piazzolla’s famous song “I am Maria”
˖*♬ “Lagrimas Negras” Cuban masterpiece “Black Tears”
˖*♬ “Besame Mucho” A famous Mexican song. The title means “lots of kisses” in Spanish.

◆Details of the performance◆

time	Doors open 16:30Start time 17:00 Scheduled end time: 19:00
venue	Tsurumi Community Cultural Center Salvia Hall4th floor hall
ticket	All seats reserved General admission: 4,000 yen*Preschool children are not allowed to enter.*If tickets are sold out in advance, tickets will not be available on the day. *If you plan to come in a wheelchair, please contact Salvia Hall directly.
Organizer/Inquiry	Yokohama City Tsurumi Community Cultural Center Salvia Hall 045-511-5711 (Reception hours: 9:00-20:00)

◆Ticket handling◆

■ Yokohama City Tsurumi Community Cultural Center Salvia Hall
045-511-5711 (Hours: 9:00-20:00)

Salvia Hall counter *Payment at the counter is cash only
Telephone reservations *Telephone reservations must be paid in person (cash) or by bank transfer to a designated bank account within one week of making the reservation.

■LINE Ticket: Purchase online
Go to the LINE ticket purchase page.

■ Ticket Pay: Issue tickets at FamilyMart
Go to Ticket Pay purchase page

◆”Bar SALVIA” opens in the hall lobby!

There is a bar counter in the Salvia Hall.

Available exclusively to guests attending this performance.

Please enjoy the Latin cocktails made by bartender Javier.

*The bar opens at 4:00 p.m. and is available during breaks in the performance.

MENU

・Tequila Sunrise

・Cuba Libre

・Pina colada

・Mojito

・Gin and tonic

・Beer

Other soft drinks are also available.

Selling Argentinean dish “empanadas”

Do you know the food that is wrapped in a cute way that looks a bit like gyoza?

Empanadas are Argentina’s beloved meat pies.

The handmade products from Confiteria Ponere are so popular that they sell out in stores every time.

They will be sold specially for the performance.

Get it before it sells out!