A mesmerizing musical journey into the world of Japanese tradition, where silk strings transform into a living thread of feelings. The concert features rare national instruments that create the atmosphere of the ancient East - from the enchanting koto to the mysterious shamisen and the sounds of the bamboo flute. The concert "Silk Thread" is a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the atmosphere of Japan through music, culture, and living tradition. The program is prepared by the Japanese music ensemble "Inari," which includes Russian performers dedicated to the study and performance of traditional Japanese music. Each of them is not just a musician but also a connoisseur and bearer of the culture of the Land of the Rising Sun. The instruments played by the ensemble are cultural artifacts in themselves: the koto - a 13-string zither with a soft, meditative sound, and the shamisen - a plucked instrument with a characteristic timbre, known from Japanese theatrical productions. These instruments blend with the voice of the shakuhachi bamboo flute and the rhythms of Japanese percussion, creating a multilayered sound tapestry. The concert program combines works from the past and present. Classic melodies, carefully passed down through generations, and modern compositions demonstrating the living evolution of tradition are performed. This music not only conveys the national spirit of Japan but also speaks a universal language of emotions - from contemplation and tranquility to joy and gentle sadness. The history of the ensemble holds special value: it continues the work of the music school founded at the Moscow Conservatory in the 1990s by Ms. Keiko Iwahori. The tradition lives on through such concerts, where listeners can not only hear the music but also feel its philosophy. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KudaGo.