One hour program to promote Hyoen 2019: Like the Moonlight was aired today, but it was limited to the Kanto/Tokyo area. But thanks to Uni, you can watch on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/yb2Wq8hzSgc
Dai visited to Kyoto to experience the world of the Tale of Genji.
0:00 -
Byodo-in, an old Buddhist temple that symbolizes Heian Period (794-1185), in which the novel was written.
9:04 - Amon Miyamoto's work performed in the US and France
16:51 - He visited Nonomiya Shirine, a Shinto shrine described in the novel.
18:45 - The Tale of Genji Museum to see the life style of the aristocrats in Heian Period
22:54 - Rokusei, a restraint that serves the Heian Period cuisine recreated for modern age
25:33 - He visited a
Gagaku(ancient Japanese classical court music) group and learned to dance to their music.
The piece he danced to is titled "Seigaiha (blue see waves)", and Genji and his best friend Tou-no-Chujo dance in the novel.
Although Like the Moonlight is based on the Tale of Genji, some characters were changed from the novel and some original characters were added, and the story is Miyamoto's Original.