A table talk where members of the Tokyo Daikanyama Rotary Club invite “that person” they are interested in right now and talk to them.I will be appearing on Monday, September 9, 2024!The event will be held using ZOOM, and seats are limited. Please apply early.
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[Event overview]Date and time: September 9, 2024 (Monday) Table talk 18:30-19:30Membership fee: Participation in discussion via ZOOM: 1000 yenGeneral public/Rotarians Participating in a table talk at the venue: 2,000 yen (capacity 25 people, including Rotarians)○Students and those attending the venue are free of charge by displaying their student ID. If you are a student, please call the office in advance to apply.Secretariat: Tokyo Daikanyama Rotary Club Secretariat 090-8015-2876*If you wish to cancel your application, please contact us at least 3 days before the event.Venue: Club Hillside SalonHillside Terrace Annex B Building 2F, 30-2 Sarugakucho, Shibuya-ku, TokyoFor inquiries on the day: 03-5489-1267 (after 17:00)

[Regarding attendance at the venue]From March 13, 2023, whether or not to wear a mask will be at your own discretion in line with government policy.We have alcohol disinfectant available at the entrance, so please use it when you enter.

[What is table talk]The Tokyo Daikanyama Rotary Club invites speakers to hold “table talks” once or twice a month. The speakers will talk about their background in Daikanyama, their upbringing, and their current work. In addition to Rotarian makeup artists, the general public is also welcome to participate.
Past speakers (titles omitted): Fumihiko Maki (architect), Kohei Nawa (sculptor), Shinichi Fukuoka (biologist), etc.

[Table Talk] Tomoyuki Tanaka Profile

Active both domestically and internationally as a music producer/selector. Released 8 original albums under the name FPM. He has produced songs for numerous artists and remixed over 100 songs including Tomoyasu Hotei, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, UNICORN, Sakanaction, Fatboy Slim, James Brown, Earth, Wind & Fire, and has worked on TV commercial music, US movies, foreign dramas, and plays. He also provides music for many works.
As a DJ, he has performed at many famous festivals in Japan as well as overseas, such as the Coachella Festival in the United States. He also handles music and sound direction for various commercial facilities and entertainment content, and served as music director for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic opening and closing ceremonies. From 2022, he will be a visiting professor at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music’s “Music and Sound Design Course.”

[Moderator] Junya Komatsu (KOMATSU Junya)

Representative attorney, Mimura Komatsu Law Office, 2024-25 President of Rotary Club, Daikanyama, Tokyo Studied abroad at Fordham University school of Law after working at Nagashima Ohno Tsunematsu Law Office. Established Mimura Komatsu Law Office in 2019. He specializes in intellectual property strategy, overseas contract negotiations, and proposal-based legal services that support business, and has worked on numerous projects in the startup, art, fashion, design, and entertainment industries. He has served as a director of the Cultural Industries Promotion Association, an auditor of the Japan CTO Association, etc.

[What is Rotary Club]
Rotary is an international organization of approximately 1.2 million business, professional and community leaders. Members of Rotary clubs, called Rotarians, perform humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all their professions, and contribute to the establishment of goodwill and peace in the world. There are more than 33,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and territories.The club is an organization open to all cultures, races and creeds, regardless of particular politics or religion. As symbolized by Rotary’s motto, “Service Above Self,” Rotary’s primary purpose is service in our communities, workplaces, and the world. Rotarians meet weekly to plan community service projects that address some of the most serious issues of our time, including child advocacy in crisis, poverty and hunger relief, the environment, literacy, and violence. Additionally, we support youth programs, promote career development, and provide educational opportunities and international exchange programs for students, teachers, and other professionals.
- Reprinted from the Rotary International website