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【Clip】Kyoto Tachibana SHS Band Tokoname City 70th Anniversary Parade

As part of the 70th Anniversary Commemoration of Tokoname City, the internationally renowned Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School Band, active both domestically and abroad, was invited to Tokoname. A commemorative parade featuring approximately 120 band members took place on the roads around the city hall, spanning a total length of about 1.5 km. Many people gathered early in the morning to cheer them on from the roadside. 00:00 Opening 00:13 Fanfare For Tachibana 00:45 Down By The Riverside 02:41 Fantasmic! 03:50 We Will Rock You (Queen) 05:23 Raider's March (John Williams) 06:01 Wake Me Up (Avicii) 07:30 Aloha E Komo Mai (Alan Silvestri) 08:23 I Want You Back (Jackson 5) 09:40 Show Me How You Burlesque (Christina Aguilera) 10:59 Sir Duke (Stevie Wonder) 12:30 Can't Buy Me Love (Lennon-McCartney) 14:28 Bay Breeze (Toshio Mashima) 17:26 Down By The Riverside 19:18 Fantasmic! 20:27 We Will Rock You (Queen) 21:54 Raider's March (John Williams) 22:35 Wake Me Up (Avicii) 23:59 Aloha E Komo Mai (Alan Silvestri) 24:49 I Want You Back (Jackson 5) 26:06 Show Me How You Burlesque (Christina Aguilera) 27:23 Sir Duke (Stevie Wonder) 28:48 Can't Buy Me Love (Lennon-McCartney) 30:47 Bay Breeze (Toshio Mashima) 33:47 Down By The Riverside 35:49 Winter Games (David Foster) 37:48 Sing Sing Sing (Louis Prima) 41:31 Ending Performers: Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School Band (Official Website) https://kyoto-tachibana-shsband.jp/ Organizer: Tokoname City Hall (Event Official Website) https://www.city.tokoname.aichi.jp/sh... Overview of Tokoname City: Tokoname City is located on the western coast of the Chita Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture, covering an area of 55.90 square kilometers. It is a city that stretches lengthwise from north to south. Tokoname has been known as a pottery-producing region called "Old Tokoname" since the late Heian period. It is considered one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, and among them, Tokoname is regarded as the oldest and largest in scale. Through the Sengoku period and under the rule of the Owari Domain during the Edo period, Tokoname was later incorporated into Nukata Prefecture following the Meiji Restoration. From 1872, it became part of Aichi Prefecture. On April 1, 1954, Tokoname was established through the merger of four towns—Tokoname, Onizaki, Nishiura, and Ōno—and the village of Sanwa. Subsequently, on March 31, 1957, four areas (Ōtani, Kosugaya, Hirome, and Sakai) from the neighboring Kosugaya Town to the south were added, forming present-day Tokoname City. Camera: Sony A7m4 Lens: Sony E PZ 10-20mm f4 G Video Editing Software: CapCut 4.6.0