Kanho Yakushiji, Dharma Music, & Fujii Kaze #neohogaku #fujiikaze #zen @JapaneseZenMusic

Join us as Dharma Peace & Dharma Sky explore Kanho Yakushiji's beautiful song "Satori" (悟) and the profound Buddhist meaning of awakening through music. In this episode, we discuss Zen, Engaged Buddhism, and what we call Neo-Hōgaku (ネオ法楽)—a contemporary movement of Dharma-centered music in Japan and among collectives such as Plum Village, that brings timeless Buddhist wisdom to modern audiences. We explore how artists like Kanho Yakushiji, Yogetsu Akasaka, and others are helping the Dharma reach new generations through contemporary musical expression. And for all the Kazetarians out there... stay tuned for the second half of the video, where we reveal a special surprise connecting these themes to Fujii Kaze and the spiritual heart of his music. May this discussion inspire greater mindfulness, compassion, and peace. 🙏 Link to Kanho Yakushiji's video:    • The enlightenment -SATORI- / Kanho Yakushi...   ____________________________________________________ Copyright Disclaimer (Fair Use) This video contains limited excerpts of performances by Kanho Yakushiji, including his original song "The Enlightenment (Satori)" and his cover of Fujii Kaze's "Michi Teyu Ku," solely for the purposes of commentary, criticism, education, and discussion. Such use is intended to constitute fair use under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act and comparable fair dealing provisions in other jurisdictions. All rights to the original musical works, compositions, and recordings remain with their respective copyright holders. No copyright infringement is intended or implied. Please support the official content.