Wild Silence – A Shakuhachi Concert

​Wild Silence — A Shakuhachi Concert

​The shakuhachi is an ancient Japanese bamboo flute, traditionally played by wandering Buddhist monks and known for its uniquely mystical sound.

​In this intimate concert, Robin “Ryūgo” Tamura explores the traditional honkyoku repertoire, rooted in breath, nature, and silence. A slowly unfolding, transcendental listening experience.

​🌿 About your hosts

Robin "Ryūgo" Tamura is a certified shakuhachi master and international teacher whose playing moves freely between deep stillness and wild, raw expressiveness. A longtime Buddhist practitioner and yoga teacher, he approaches the shakuhachi not merely as a musical instrument but as a tool for self-exploration and inner cultivation.

​Teeraum Sanvian is a space for tea and connection in Berlin. Through carefully held tea experiences, concerts and community events, we create moments that invite connection, reflection, creativity, joy and a deeper sense of being.