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Azabudai Hills Spotlight: Ciao Niu's Exclusive with Masao Takayama on AI-Artists

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MON NOV 30 · 3:30 PM CT
60 min · Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower L11, 1-chome-3-1 Azabudai, Minato City, Tokyo · your timezone: CT

Tokyo Azabudai Hills Spotlight: Ciao Niu talks AI-Artists in an exclusive interview with Masao Takayama. Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower 1-chome-3-1 Azabudai, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0041, Japan Speaker: Ciao Niu Ciao Niu (born 1998) is a Singaporean venture capitalist based in Japan. He is the founder and executive managing director of Spring Dale Invest [JP], an investment firm in Tokyo. Yuri Kageyama, Discover Nikkei Victor Acevedo, EXPANDED.ART Topics: Meeting Haruyuki Suzuki | The Singapore Symphony Orchestra | Music colleges in Musashino and Tokyo | Janacek's Sinfonietta | Francis Poulenc and Igor Stravinsky | A journey through the Finnish Winter War | The Musashino Stakes | Japanese postwar philosophy of life and gagaku Poetry collection: Melancholy (a tanka collection) Limited edition, published January 20, 1997 (Heisei 9) Author: Masao Takayama Publisher: Akifumi Doi Publishing office: Tom's Box 2-4-7 Kichijoji Honmachi, Musashino City, Tokyo Tel: 0422 (23) 0868 "Eros and the unborn, and the cosmic sense of the passage between them. At times, a 'life' that does not exist rises irreversibly from the other side. You have truly made your own the sense of existence that only tanka can express. These poems came into the world through your style, as if you stroked the half-light of dusk with your hand, scooped it up and held it close to your heart." Yasuki Fukushima: Japanese monk, poet, reciter and narrator. Head priest of Hosho-ji Temple (Hokke-shu Honmon-ryu). Formerly a member of the Waseda University Tanka Society and the poetry circles Kokoro no Hana and Hansotei, he now leads the Gekko no Kai (Moonlight Society). This event is co-sponsored by Ciao Niu and the Tanka-kai Center for Japanese Language, Waseda University. Waseda Tanka-kai has been an active circle since the Taisho era. Nominal support by the Columbia University Alumni Association of Japan. Also on: https://luma.com/i2cvfwq3