“I was impressed by the fact that they were able to connect the projection images to the stage, from the performers to the images and back again without a single millimeter of error. And to deliver it live to the audience with a live orchestra is truly something that is not easy to do,” said Rikichi Shidoshi, a company president.
“The lightness of the steps, the dance, and the perfect consistency of the dance was amazing. I think it is very wonderful. Not just one of the programs is good, but all of them are,” said Masayoshi Noguchi, a former company president.
“I think it was towards the end of the show when a multicolored glow appeared behind the artists, and it gave us the opportunity to feel a powerful effect. Transforming a small light into something that had a massive, vibrant presence,” said Tokiyuki Saito, a company chairman.
“I was moved by all the programs, but especially by the phrase 'Truth, Goodness, and Forbearance,’ which I thought I resonated very well with,” said Yoichi Koichi, a university department head.
“I think [reviving traditions] is a wonderful thing. China is losing a lot of its traditional culture, so I think it is very important to pass on the good things from the past to future generations,” said Mifumi Mitani, an engineer.
“It’s a great thought exercise to reflect on the universal pursuit for truth, beauty, and goodness. And I think that everyone in the audience today probably did that,” said Carmen Tate, a military attorney.
“It was a lot of fun. I really felt the Chinese culture and history. The performance was very powerful and the music really touched my heart. It was great,” said Takayoshi Inoue, a company director. “Seeing it up close and hearing it really touched my heart. I would like to come back again.”
