studied Nagauta Shamisen with Touon Master, Keiko Tajima and Touon Master, Mutsuko Otsuka. She studied the Toumei style of Nagauta under Reishu Toumei. She graduated from the department of traditional Japanese music, faculty of music, Tokyo university of the arts. She received the Jouei Prize while still a student. She is a member of the Nagauta Touonkai and the Nagauta Association. She is also a part-time lecturer at ARIAKE College of Education and Arts.

learned Nagauta(long epic song), Shamisen from her grandfather Shokuro Matsushima, father Tojiro Matsushima, and mother Etsuo Kineya at an early age. She graduated from the department of traditional Japanese music, faculty of music, Tokyo university of the arts, and received her master's degree from the graduate school. After that, she studied under Eitoshiro Kineya. She is a member of the Nagauta Touonkai. and the Nagauta Association.

graduated of from Tokyo university of the arts, graduate school of music, and is currently performing in NHK Drama 10 "O-oku". She has been invited to perform in Germany, France, the U.S., Russia, Australia, Jamaica, and other countries, and has appeared in cultural, art, and Mecenat projects throughout Japan. She presides over the Yuei Kei Wakukan ASACHAYA.

began learning the Tsugaru-jamisen at the age of 10. She studied Tsugaru jamisen and Japanese folk song under Yukiji Takahashi, Yujiro Takahashi, grandmaster of Takahashi school, and Mariko Nakahara, Japanese drum and singing under Shigeri Kitsu, and singing and min'yo under Akiko Kiyono. In 2022, she won the first prize of Japan folksong & dance foundation championship, adult division flag competition (Ume no kumi).

is a musician of the Mochizuki school. After graduating from instrumental music of the Elisabeth university of music, he studied in the special course and then studied for a master's degree at the Tokyo university of the arts department of traditional Japanese music. Then, he was allowed to use the name Sakijuro Mochizuki. He studied Japanese traditional music under Sakisaburo Mochizuki. He is active in dance performances and concerts in Japan and abroad.

learned to play Koto from her grandmother Toshiko Ishida at an early age, then studied Koto and Sangen from Satomi Fukami. She graduated from Japanese music of Toho gakuen college of drama and music. While a student, she learned 25-string Koto from Keiko Nosaka and Michiko Takita. She graduated from Ikuta school of Koto music of Tokyo university of the arts. She is a recipient of the Acanthus music award.

learned to play Koto from her grandmother, Toshiko Ishida at an early age, and later studied Koto and Sangen with Satomi Fukami. She graduated from Tokyo university of the arts, majoring in Ikuta-ryu Koto music. She received the Acanthus music award. She performed at the Touka gakudo and performed in the 69th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen.

is the grandmaster of Kinetoku school of long epic song. He is the third generation of the Kinekatsu school, which was established by his grandfather from Taisho to Showa prewar eras. His mother grew up in a Nagauta family in Kichijoji with a shamisen player. He studied Gakuri and modern music under Naoharu Yamakawa and Masanori Iwao. In addition to performing, he has developed a new draft score and many creative compositions.

graduated from Kokugakuin university, faculty of law, and fascinated by Japanese traditional music, rakugo, kabuki, and other classical performing arts since around age 20, She studied under Kineya Tokue, the grandmaster of the Kine Toku school of Nagauta, was granted the name Kineya Echou in 1992, and became a master in 2001 as Tokuou Kineya. In addition to performing, she promotes traditional Japanese culture.