It is time to make sound with the first two of the Nine Doors that sound like jazz—doors established through three years of meeting in person.
There is almost no time there for the warm-up.
Presented by Kyoto Future Music Institute

For those who cannot come in person,
an entry into improvisation and self-expression.
Okamoto Method Online exists to widen
public-benefit learning—not to sell products.
It is time to make sound with the first two of the Nine Doors that sound like jazz—doors established through three years of meeting in person.
There is almost no time there for the warm-up.
One is a warm-up of rhythm and special scale practice.
The other is the Nine Doors that sound like jazz: two practical games of different origins, brought into one.
It is an entry for people who cannot come in person, and also the place to work through the warm-up and the later doors that a tasting session cannot reach—with text and video.
This page is not a storefront for commercial products or private paid services.

Adult self-expression, improvisation education, senior isolation, and thinning communities.
Online learning is part of addressing these public challenges.
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