坂本龍一Based on the concept of a concert, it includes music, karakami works created from musical scores, portraits, and favorite incense actually used at concerts.
The box is filled with the atmosphere of the venue.

In 2019, including films not yet released in Japan.坂本龍一The analog vinyl version of the soundtracks produced by the

Includes one exclusive newly written song available only to those who purchase this box (7" vinyl).

坂本龍一Included in the box is a miniature portrait of the artist, a motif print of a karakami piece he made from a musical score he wrote, and incense, which he loves to burn,坂本龍一The box includes a miniature portrait of the artist, a motif print of a karakami piece made from a musical score he wrote, and incense, which he loves.

The box is limited to 200 pairs.


＜BOXKarakami > of
The outer box is decorated with a masaime pattern, representing the flow of time in music with annual rings.
The natural shimmering of the carved grain lines, the strength and weakness of the lines, and the missing pieces give a sense of rhythm (sound) and remind us of a musical staff.
坂本龍一The work also expresses the love of nature of the "K" in the "K".


＜Karakami works created from handwritten musical scores.
Created by KAMISOEhttp://kamisoe.com
The karakami created this time is as follows,坂本龍一The kara-kami produced this time was created from a woodblock from his handwritten musical score, using a classical printing technique called kata-oshi.
Material: Echizen Torinoko-gami
Dyeing: mica (pearl-colored pigment refined from granite)
Printing: Goko (white pigment refined from oyster, clam and scallop shells)

Karakami was used in the Heian period (794-1185) as a paper for writing letters, and from the Kamakura (1185-1333) and Muromachi (1392-1573) periods, as architectural styles changed, it was used for interior decorations such as screens, sliding doors, and wallpaper. Karakami has continued to be handed down as a traditional interior decoration craft to this day.


＜坂本龍一Portrait miniature reproductions
Painted by KO JIMAN
(C)Pierre Even (Photographer of the original)
坂本龍一Reproduced from a pencil drawing by a Korean artist based on a portrait of


Incense made by Shoueidohttps://www.shoyeido.co.jp/about/eco.html
坂本龍一Shoeido, founded 300 years ago in Kyoto, has been a long-time favorite incense maker of the Shoeido family.
Shoeido's incense is indispensable in the dressing room before concerts and on stage.
Shoeido offers three types of high-class incense, including "Shokaku" made from Kyara, which is said to have a noble fragrance, as well as high-class agarwood and sandalwood, which are used to bring out the best of their individuality.
Shokaku 4 sticks
Nankaku 4 sticks
12 bottles

Incense stand production: Ryo Watanabehttp://www.ryo-watanabe.net
Material: Brass, black dyed finish

Ryo Watanabe
Metalwork artist. After graduating from Musashino Art University, Department of Spatial Design, she worked at an ironworks before starting to create objects using metal. She extracts the unique expressions of various metals and produces and exhibits works with forms that have the feel of natural objects.


Artwork: Hiroshi Kado
Art direction + design: Keita Shinbo + Misako Shinbo (smbetsmb)
Printing: Yamada Photo Printing Press
Record Press: Toyo Kasei
Mastering: Heba Kadry
Cutting: Toru Kotetsu (JVC Kenwood Creative Media)