Keyaki Narusawa

He performs on a wide range of instruments, including the didgeridoo, regarded as one of the world’s oldest wind instruments and sacred to Indigenous Australian culture.
After traveling to West Africa in 2009, he began a long-term journey of street performance across the UK, France, Germany, and Australia, and relocated to Belgium in 2012.
His international performances include playing at Paris Fashion Week, becoming the first Japanese artist officially recognized as a performer at South Bank in London, and performing as an invited artist at official intergovernmental events in Dubai.
He has appeared at numerous festivals and cultural events throughout Europe.
In 2019, he returned permanently to Japan and established his base in Hyuga City, Miyazaki Prefecture.
There, he launched Bamboo Music Miyazaki, a project that transforms abandoned bamboo forests into musical instruments and organic fertilizer, and co-organizes organic markets with local residents