k 2,000 people attend the first Tokyo Echicon at JR Tokyo Station 1987 The first concert at JR Tokyo Station, nicknamed Tokyo Ekicon, was held on the evening of March 21, and music filled the red brick dome. The free concert was planned by JR East to transform Tokyo Station from a mere transportation stop into a place of community. The oneandahalfhour performance by a chamber ensemble, a Swiss boys choir, and other groups attracted about 2,000 office workers and office ladies on their way home from work. The venue was the stations Marunouchi North Exit Hall. The stage was set up directly under the 28meterhigh dome. The conductor Ikuma Dan, who had wondered if he could somehow perform music here, was so enthusiastic that he accepted the position of music director. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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2,000 people attend the first Tokyo Echicon at JR Tokyo Station 1987 The first concert at JR Tokyo Station, nicknamed Tokyo Ekicon, was held on the evening of March 21, and music filled the red brick dome. The free concert was planned by JR East to transform Tokyo Station from a mere transportation stop into a place of community. The one and a half hour performance by a chamber ensemble, a Swiss boys choir, and other groups attracted about 2,000 office workers and office ladies on their way home from work. The venue was the station s Marunouchi North Exit Hall. The stage was set up directly under the 28 meter high dome. The conductor Ikuma Dan, who had wondered if he could somehow perform music here, was so enthusiastic that he accepted the position of music director.
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2,000 people attend the first "Tokyo Echicon" at JR Tokyo Station 1987

The first concert at JR Tokyo Station, nicknamed "Tokyo Ekicon," was held on the evening of March 21, and music filled the red brick dome. The free concert was planned by JR East to transform Tokyo Station from a mere transportation stop into a place of community. The one-and-a-half-hour performance by a chamber ensemble, a Swiss boys' choir, and other groups attracted about 2,000 office workers and office ladies on their way home from work. The venue was the station's Marunouchi North Exit Hall. The stage was set up directly under the 28-meter-high dome. The conductor Ikuma Dan, who had wondered if he could somehow perform music here, was so enthusiastic that he accepted the position of music director.

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