My name is Miki HAYASHI, the artistic director.

In my 20s, I left Japan alone to study abroad in Europe, a dream I had as a child. The world I saw and the people I met there stimulated my five senses and influenced the way I lived my life. Looking back, I have been familiar with classical music for nearly 50 years. Halfway through, I suffered an injury typical of musicians, and there was a time when I felt like I was walking through a pitch-black tunnel with no light. After wondering "how should I live?", perhaps it was a blessing in disguise, but I found my way as a therapist and, through my encounter with energy medicine, I was able to create a job where music and medicine could go hand in hand. If music can heal people and give them courage, energy medicine can bring out people's innate abilities. It was the first turning point in my life when I realized the abilities I was born with.

Many people who walk the path of art struggle between the allure of freedom and the challenges of independence. I myself have struggled to balance my passion for studying music with living in reality. What is the wisdom to find a way of life that is true to yourself without being tossed about by the waves of the changing times? What is your true ability? I have finally found the answer to this biggest question in life. To express my gratitude for being healed in the world of art and finding a sense of security that "this is where I belong." I believe that this is to help artists who are struggling to make a living. Just like I used to be. Now that we are in the second turning point, I believe that living a strong life as an art entrepreneur, as someone who understands artists better than anyone else, is my true self and the job I can be most passionate about.