The "MIONOYA" ensemble preserves and promotes traditional Japanese culture, presenting the art of geisha and the classical dance "nihon-buyo" in Japan and at cultural events around the world. In their performances, the members draw on both classical repertoire and contemporary interpretations of traditional dance, helping new audiences discover Japan's cultural heritage.

At HINODE JAPAN, the founder of the "MIONOYA" ensemble, Orii, together with geishas Chiaki and Minami, will showcase the elegance of stage dance, introduce traditional parlor games "o-zashiki asobi", share insights into their culture, and hold photo sessions with visitors. Geisha performances can be seen on all festival days from October 2 to 4.

He began studying calligraphy in early childhood and later trained in sumi-e (ink painting) under the female ink artist Ren Sui.
With the theme of carrying the beauty of ink and Japanese art into the future, sharing it with the world, and contributing to world peace through art, he actively pursues his artistic practice.

A member of J-CAT NY, a New York–based art community.
The title of Kyoshi (Certified Instructor) with the International Bokuyukai Association.
Kids Calligraphy Instructor with Shoga no Wa.

A Japanese music collective known for the powerful and emotional vocals of its lead singer, sana, as well as its songs for popular anime series.
Since its debut in 2018, sajou no hana has performed theme songs for numerous anime, including Mob Psycho 100, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? (DanMachi), and Ishura.
Blending pop, rock, electronic music, and other genres, sajou no hana has developed a distinctive sound, with sana's expressive vocals becoming the hallmark of the group's music