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The song was inspired by the activities of the many gods and goddesses in Japanese mythology. The song says that the world of Japanese mythology is always waiting for us.
"TOKOJIKU" is a word coined by Ekotumi. It is inspired by the fruit of the tree of immortality in Japanese ancient book of Kojiki. "Toko" means "in anytime", "anywhere" and "eternity." "Jiku" means "central axis", "roots", and "essence". From ancient times to the present day, they are all connected on a single axis. We do not blur from the axis of our essential roots. This original Japanese word expresses one truth that we are not alone and kept alive by nature. As Ekotumi became familiar with Japanese mythology, she came to know this fact. The song is about the important things that will always remain the same, delivered cheerfully and rhythmically with a modern tune.
Singer-songwriter, performer, novelist of Japanese mythology and folklore. She has developed the 'New Translation Kojiki series', a Japanese-style contemporary opera with an original interpretation of Japanese mythology, through songs and dances. Since 2015, she performs in concerts over the world, beginning with Europe. She also writes Japanese mythology long novels aside her singer career. She has also developed her activities as an artist and was granted the prize 'KDCC Northern Kyûshû digital creative contest' with her collaborative art with Anderson Sudario. Her performance video was chosen for the Berlin 'WomenCinemakers Biennial2018'. She was also chosen for the regional art festival MMM in 2020. Under the covid 19, she created 'Covid 19-20 project', a collection of musical work using soundscape of the current world affected by Corona, or else 'Spray chorus', a work of art playing her music when someone approaches the sprays of antiseptic solutions, and "Hologram Sukunabikona" of singing and dancing by herself to cross the border without real person. Shinto culture examination (Jinja-kentei) level 1 (highest).
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