Ms. Etsuko Tsunozaki is, of course, the driving force of this trio, who has inspired many musical events with her inexhaustible energy. We remember her solo concerts, but also a very fruitful cooperation with the famous Barili Choir from Požarevac, which was a frequent guest of the Embassy of Japan in Belgrade. Fumiko Takeshita has been living in Belgrade for a long time and is present in the social life of the city and as a performer within KUD „Gradimir“, but also in highly watched TV shows in which she was always invited primarily because of her ability to perform melodies on the accordion, but also because of her personal charm and cheerful performance, which always enchants the audience-. The biggest secret for us at the moment is Tatara Toki, whom some of us have had the opportunity to see and hear, but whose mysterious artistic nickname says a lot about her approach to the Japanese tradition. Shinobue has been heard by some in Serbia only in some old black-and-white films, often related to the samurai era, and her spirit is certainly a latent explosion, as she took for her artistic name the ancient medieval blast furnaces made of special clay, in which in some parts of Japan people still makes steel and famous Japanese swords – which was also recognized by UNESCO.