Collaborative event between "Psychology" and "music" to be held on June 30th

The second installment of the well-received event held in March this year, where participants could experience the crossover between Psychology and music, will be held on Monday, June 30th from 4:30pm at Sakura Shukugawa Campus.

Titled "What I've gained and lost from working on what I love," we will be presenting a performance and discussion with Psychology by pianist Tsubasa Tatsuno, who appeared at the previous event.

Tatsuno will reflect on the series of difficult decisions he made before choosing to become a pianist. He will discuss how he overcame these obstacles to become a pianist through a dialogue with Psychology and Lecturer Hamada Masatomo of Faculty of Modern Social Studies, and the program will also feature a live performance. The story of someone who has made their passion into a job, and Lecturer 's Psychology approach, will provide some useful hints for current students as they make career decisions.

Admission is free and no prior reservation is required. The event will also be streamed online, so please feel free to join us.
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■Pianist Tsubasa Tatsuno Performance and Discussion with Psychology- What he gained and lost by turning his passion into a job -
Date and time: June 30, 2025 (Monday) 16:30- *Doors open: 16:00
Venue: CELL Forum, Sakura Shukugawa Campus, Otemae University
Cast: Tsubasa Tatsuno (pianist), Colonel Hamada (Lecturer Faculty of Modern Social Studies Otemae University)
Note: Free admission, no prior registration required
*Due to the nature of the lectures and performances, people of any age can participate as long as they can sit quietly.

(Source: School Public Relations)