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Sound of Okinawa
Experience the vibrant sounds of Okinawa as Tink Tink brings traditional melodies, contemporary rhythms and heartfelt songs across borders.
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Sat, 26 Sept 2026
Sun, 27 Sept 2026
30
Sat, 26 Sept 2026: 5:15 pm,6:15 pm,7:15 pm
Sun, 27 Sept 2026: 5:45 pm,6:45 pm
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Sound of Okinawa | Crossing Borders | Free | Tink Tink | Event
Esplanade Presents

Sound of Okinawa

(Japan)
Crossing BordersMusic
26 & 27 Sep 2026
Esplanade Concourse
30mins (No Intermission)
Free
Sounds of Okinawa

Synopsis

From the southern islands of Okinawa, Japan, Tink Tink brings the vibrant spirit of Okinawan music to Singapore. Blending traditional Okinawan melodies and instruments with contemporary pop sensibilities, their music carries the warmth, rhythm and beauty of island life.

As part of Crossing Borders 2026, Tink Tink invites audiences to discover a musical culture that transcends language and geography. Through songs, dance and the distinctive sound of the sanshin, they create a lively and welcoming connection between Okinawa and Singapore.

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Time5:15 PM
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Time6:15 PM
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Time7:15 PM
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