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Japan's imperial family calendars are drawing attention after Princess Aiko's 2027 edition became a bestseller before release, while no calendar for Princess Kako could be found. Religious studies scholar Yuji Shimada wrote that the line-up reflects a generational shift within the imperial household, with the younger generation increasingly at the centre of public interest.
- 2Aiko Releases Music Video for Blue Box Season 2 Opening Theme▼Aiko Shares Blue Box Season 2 Anime Opening Song Music Video
Singer Aiko has released the music video for the opening theme song of Blue Box season 2, the romance-sports anime continuing its run on Crunchyroll. The track marks her involvement in the popular series' second season, and fans are sharing their reactions to the song and visuals as the new season gets underway.
- 3Japan Fest brings fashion, drumming and food to New Orleans▼Japan Fest brings lolita fashion, taiko drumming, food vendors and more to NOMA
Japan Fest is being held at the New Orleans Museum of Art, offering visitors lolita fashion displays, taiko drumming performances, food vendors and other Japanese cultural attractions. The festival gives local residents a chance to experience Japanese traditions, cuisine and street fashion in one event, and is drawing attention as one of the city's cultural highlights.
- 4Eitetsu Hayashi's 'Fertility of the Sea' Taiko Performance Circulating Online●林英哲 ／ 海の豊饒（和太鼓アンサンブル） Eitetsu Hayashi // Fertility of the Sea (Taiko) https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=ZagsLrNzg3I # 林英哲
A taiko performance by Japanese drummer Eitetsu Hayashi, 'Fertility of the Sea' (海の豊饒), performed with his taiko ensemble, is being shared among music listeners. The piece showcases Hayashi's acclaimed solo-style wadaiko drumming, which helped popularize taiko as a concert art form in Japan and internationally. Listeners are highlighting the work as an example of traditional Japanese percussion at its most powerful.
- 5Lofi remake of Mohanlal film song airs on Malayali online radio●Now playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Punnara Kattile Poovanathil Lofi by Chris Wayne ( Malaikottai Vaaliban ) Mohanlal
Radio Digital Malayali, an online radio station serving Malayali listeners, is currently playing 'Punnara Kattile Poovanathil Lofi' by Chris Wayne, a lofi version of a song associated with the film Malaikottai Vaaliban starring Mohanlal. Around 40 listeners were tuned in when the track began. Lofi remixes of Indian film songs remain a popular format among young South Indian audiences.