Yuji Urakami is a Japanese tap dancer. Born in Kumamoto Prefecture.
After studying Seoul dance from Tomohiro Ohara from the age of 16, he was a member of Kumamoto's dance team "DEE - LITE" and then came to Tokyo at the age of 19. He is Appearing in numerous dance events and contests. In addition to working as "STAX GROOVE" "SYMBOL-ISM", at the age of 24, he entered "Higuchi Dance Studio" and studied under tap dancer HIDEBOH.
In 2001, he became a member of the rhythm performance group "THE STRIPES" presided by HIDEBOH, he appeared in Director Takeshi Kitano director work "Zatoichi", and activities as a tap dancer will become the subject mainly in 2003.
In 2006, withdrawing from the group and starting solo activities, perform tap dance performances and workshops both in Japan and overseas.
In 2007 he was responsible for the choreography of the tap scene of Takanori Jinnai's directorial work "Smile Saint Seiya no Miracle".
From August the same year, we started tap jam session event "footsteps". (End of May 2015)
In 2012, I participate as a lecturer and performer at the "Chicago Tap Festival".
In the same year, she appeared with Hachiyoe of Tsugaru Shamisen player on TVCM "Shamisen × Tap Dance" of Smartphone "Xperia" made by Sony.
In 2014, "Dancer 's Premium" starring "Dance Showcase Live" will be the first trial of "billboardLIVE".
In the same year, I was invited as an international citizen from Kumamoto to the 20th anniversary event of the International House of Kumamoto City.
It is also representative of the East Japan great earthquake disaster reconstruction support charity tap team "Power of Tap".
Ayako Ukawa is a tap dancer .She started studying at age 10, with Kuniyasu Kato of Jam Tap Dance Company. Mr. Kato was responsible for bringing Jimmy Slyde to Japan on several occasions and Ukawa was influenced toward jazz and tap improvisation. She began to perform in Tokyo jazz clubs and in 2000, released a CD, THE TAP, of jazz with tap dance percussion. Ukawa has also performed with accordion and with flamenco guitar as musical partners.
SARO ( real name) Yokoyama Sadahiro is a Japanese tap dancer, choreographer, musician, director Born in 1982, he was interested in music from early childhood in Tokyo, started tapping dance at the age of nine, sounds by foot It is obsessed with a mysterious charm.
He started solo activities from the late teens beginning to build a career in the stage and media etc since childhood . He appeared in Director Takeshi Kitano 's work "Zatoichi" and was selected as the solo performer of the last in the American Tap Master JIMMY SLYDE' s performance in Japan. After that, while continuing to learn various cultures and music while traveling in the United States, Asia, Europe in search of musical original tap dance style, established the current tap style which is musical and groove feeling, the tap dancer is a musician he is committed to embodying what he can do as well. As a tap dancer, an outdoor festival appearance such as FUJI ROCK, RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL, Miyakojima Music Convention, etc., unrelated playing sound source has developed unique activity such as recording 1st place in iTunes Jazz Chart .
He actively conducts activities in the world and has appeared in Hong Kong Tap Festival guest appearances and public stage and reception party as a pair of Asean Japan TV festival Japan representative performances held in Malaysia. Performed as a solo at Japan Expo in Paris.
Kawamura Takahide was born in Kochi Prefecture in 1968.
He started tapping at the age of 15, moved up to Tokyo in 1986, and studied tap dance in full swing from Mr. Kuniharu Kato.
He belongs to JAM TAP DANCE COMPANY led by Mr. Kim, who has gained a stage experience and went to the USA in 1994.
While staying in the United States, studying with Mr. JIMMY SLYDE and learning jazz tap and tap ruding, he will appear in jazz live and event as a member of JIMMY FAMILY
It co-stars with teachers JIMMY SLYDE , BARRY HARRIS and many other masters in the jazz world, and is familiar with the nickname of TAKA SLYDE.
After returning to the country, he started activities with jazz musicians such as DOLLY BAKER , Yamamoto Tsuyoshi, Ichikawa Osamu etc. at many domestic jazz clubs.
Santera GoYoshi is a Japanese Dancer / Dance Instructor Team "Dancing Tap" Performer / Percussion Group "Parfa" enrolle.
Begin tap dance with Mr. Ruriko Kawami from 7 years old. She is fascinated by dancing with playing sounds from childhood, getting caught in tap dancing. Graduated from Percussion Institute of Setsushigakuen Music College. Completed Master's degree in Traditional Dance in Ireland National Limerick University.
Working with music director Mr. Shimako Murakami on her own dance style "dancing tap" combining elements of ballet, jazz dance, Irish dance, percussion instrument performance. Aiming at fusion of music expression and body expression, we are pursuing tap dance from various angles. A number of "dancing tap" works have also gained popularity both domestically and abroad, and received the 68th National Cultural Affairs Art Festival Public Performing Arts Freshmen's Award in Fiscal Year Heisei 20th at the first recital. "Motivation and entertainment that gathered in her own" My World "that transcended the genre overwhelmed the audience, even the sophisticated artistic style drifted even in movement and swinging".
In addition to activity as a performer, she is a private lesson specialized in dance studio Starbox . Lecturer at the Senzoku Gakuen Music College Dance Course (Tap Dance).She is working as a dance instructor.
Takanori Jinnai (陣内孝則 , Jinnai Takanori) is a Japanese actor, film director, and singer. He was born August 12, 1958 in Okawa, Fukuoka. He made his directorial debut with Rockers (ロッカーズ or Rokkazu), a 2003 film based on his years as vocalist for the punk rock band The Rockers (ザ・ロッカーズ). He was nominated best actor for a Japanese Academy Award three times, once in 1988 and twice in 1989. He won the award for Best Actor at the 12th Hochi Film Awards for Chōchin.
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