The Tsubaki Ensemble is a volunteer group whose aim is to resolve a question of personal right, to contribute for the world peace and harmony, and to promote a welfare work / juvenile education / cultural exchange by performing our artistic activities which made the best use of a Japanese unique culture such as the traditional music and many other classical performing arts.

We are promoting these projects to achieve our purpose.

Non-profit activities
The planning and management of the international exchanging project.
The Promotion of the international exchanging.
The project for promoting world peace.
The project of assisting healthy growing of a youth.
Promoting the education of the Japanese classical music for a domestic and foreign school.
Promoting a better understanding of volunteer activity for domestic and foreign children.
Promoting a social welfare work through the best use of unique talent of the each member.
The project to help Japanese traditional culture (Gagaku, Yagumo-koto) widespread among the next generation.

The character of Tsubaki "椿" literally means Camellia in English, and it was originated in Japan. In addition to the Chinese character in Japanese language, there are some native ideographs which were created in Japan. Since the letter composed with "木" Tree and "春" Spring, Camellia expresses how delightful our feeling is when we find some sign of the spring. It also has been said Camellia is an auspicious plant which defeats the evils, because the plant has the power of "瑞祥" Zuisho which is the symbol of good luck, and "破邪" Hajya which has the meaning of triumph the wrong idea.

We desire to bring a peace of mind as coming of spring, toward people who suffer from agnoy amd sadness. We will be very happy if they turn their eyes to others, and extend the thought of tenderness and happiness. We named our group The Tsubaki Ensemble for the flower of Tsubaki, because we wish to share the power of "椿".