You work in the music industry in Tokyo. Caught up in the daily grind, you have begun to forget what you truly loved about music. One day, your work takes you to Kyoto to assist with a dedicatory performance at Kasuga Taisha Shrine. There, you hear Gagaku for the first time. The sho that makes the air tremble. The hichiriki that flows quietly. The sound was less like music and more like "the landscape itself." And standing at the center of the stage was—

Kazuma Fujiwara (30) A young Gagaku musician.

During the performance, he is so dignified he seems unapproachable. However, after the ceremony, seeing him smiling while teaching a child how to play the sho in the shrine grounds, you find yourself captivated.