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irOri Music Hiroshima, Japan
In traditional Japanese homes, the irori (ee-ROH-ree) is an open charcoal hearth in the living area. More than a simple stove, an irori is a center of family life, a gathering point for the community. It is a source of heat and light, a glowing ember in the freezing night. We hope you will join us as we present our vision of the contemporary psychedelic experience. ... more
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