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Sara Hussein (Agence France-Presse) Sado, Japan   ● Sun, May 22, 2022 2022-05-22 12:52 0 02c2f042c5018a82e8094ec7529c314f 2 Art & Culture taiko,Kodo,music,Japan,tradition,culture Free Japanese taiko drumming is a musical form rooted in religious rituals, traditional theater and the joyous abandon of seasonal festivals called matsuri . In a hall on Japan's Sado Island, 71-year-old Yoshikazu Fujimoto strikes the imposing drum mounted before him, producing a boom so powerful that it reverberates through the floorboards. Fujimoto is a veteran performer of Japanese taiko , a musical form with roots in religious rituals, traditional theater and the joyous abandon of seasonal festivals called matsuri . But for all its ancient pedigree, taiko as a stage performance is a fairly modern invention, developed by a jazz musician and popularized in part by one of Japan's most famous troupes, Kodo which hails from Sado. Fujimoto is the eldest of the … [Read more...] about To the soul: Japan’s Kodo reinvents ‘taiko’ tradition

Last modified on May 20, 2022 12:57 BST Our film expert James King is here to help you pick your Netflix films in May 2022 and there are some brilliant options... Need some help choosing which movies to watch on Netflix? Well, our movie man James King is on hand with his must-see picks for May. Happy viewing! MORE: 15 of the most anticipated book-to-screen adaptations coming out in 2022 Jackass 4.5 (2022) Category: Comedy The dumb daredevils are back with their fourth movie outing, looking a little bit worse for wear these days but still with the same goal: to pull off as many dangerously stupid stunts as possible. It’s all ridiculously childish, of course, but there’s something weirdly reassuring about how Johnny Knoxville, Steve O and the boys don’t seem to have changed their behaviour one bit since their noughties heyday. Long may it continue. A Perfect Pairing (2022) Category: Rom-Com Netflix … [Read more...] about Top Netflix movie recommendations for May 2022: A Perfect Pairing, Ammonite and MORE

Archeologists in Turkey have discovered an almost 2000-year-old underground city in the southeastern province of Mardin. The subterranean complex in modern Midyat was unearthed two years ago, when restorations to the basement level of stone houses revealed a cave that opened to an underground tunnel. The discovery is making headlines as a site of “refuge for early Christians” during periods of persecution by the Romans. But is this true? Did Roman authorities force first century Christians, quite literally, underground? Or is the truth even more interesting? Even before archeologists unearthed the site, the presence of subterranean tunnels was well known to locals. Underground cities are comparatively common in Turkey, with some estimates of their number running into the hundreds. The most startling part of the recent discovery in Midyat is the sheer scale of the complex: it is roughly 74 acres (3.2 million square feet) in size. Gani Tarkan, director of the Mardin Museum, who was … [Read more...] about Turkey’s Ancient Underground City Isn’t What Everybody Says It Is