The last one is a live music concert.
Toward the end of the event, a special live performance was given by Motoi Kawabe of Mitsume. Unlike the band set, Kawabe appeared with just an acoustic guitar. This was very much in the spirit of "Wrangler," which is also deeply involved in country music.
With a soft but distinctive voice, she performed solo songs as well as Mitsume's classic "Esper" and "Vertigo". Although alone, he layered sounds with his looper, filling the hall with a pleasantly deep and varied music.
The event, which celebrated Wrangler's 75th anniversary with a full schedule of fair-like fun, sales, exhibits, talk shows, and live performances, ended with a great success. Visitors were able to experience the unique culture and uniqueness of the Wrangler. We know it is too early to say, but we are looking forward to the 80th anniversary event five years from now!
