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​President’s Comment
JCMA President Mr. Kenmochi stated:
“It is a great honor to welcome Professor Junyu Wang to our association. I am confident that his extensive expertise and international network will serve as a vital bridge between the musical cultures of Japan and China. Moving forward, he is expected to play a central role in nurturing the next generation of musicians and promoting international music exchange initiatives.”

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Future Activities: Deepening Education, Promoting Exchange, and Creating a New Era of Asian Music
— Vision for the Role of Professor Junyu Wang, Special Honorary President of the Japan Chinese Music Association

With the official appointment of Professor Junyu Wang to the Japan Chinese Music Association (JCMA), the association will embark on new initiatives in educational guidance, concert planning, and international cultural exchange. These efforts aim to further enhance the global influence of Sino-Japanese musical culture and cultivate young musicians with an international perspective.

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1. Deepening and Innovating Educational Programs
Professor Wang will fully oversee and guide the association’s educational initiatives, with plans to introduce a series of systematic training programs, including:

• Specialized training courses for young and university-level double bass students, taught by a team of renowned instructors from both domestic and international backgrounds.

• Masterclasses and public lectures, featuring distinguished performers from Asia, Europe, and the United States sharing their experiences.

• Professional career development guidance, helping young musicians understand the workings of the international music industry and supporting their career paths.

Additionally, the association will establish partnerships with leading music conservatories and universities both in Japan and abroad, providing exchange and learning opportunities that blend professional expertise with international experience.

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2. Diversification of Performances and Cultural Exchange Activities
Under Professor Wang’s planning and leadership, JCMA will regularly organize:

• Joint concerts for young musicians from Japan and China.

• Double bass-focused music festivals and chamber music concert series.

• Performances blending traditional and modern music, exploring innovative combinations of Eastern musical elements with Western classics.

These events will not be limited to Tokyo but will expand to other major cities in Japan and selected regions in China, broadening the audience base and promoting multicultural exchange and understanding.

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3. Cultivating International Young Musicians
JCMA will establish a Young Musicians Development Fund to support promising young performers’ participation in international competitions, music festivals, and exchange projects.
In addition, a Young Musicians International Exchange Camp will be launched, bringing together young musicians from Japan and China to learn, rehearse, and perform collaboratively, enhancing their international cooperation skills and cultural understanding.

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4. International Cooperation and Future Outlook
JCMA will actively seek partnerships with music institutions, festivals, and cultural exchange organizations across Asia, Europe, and North America to promote cross-border projects and provide opportunities for outstanding musical talents from Japan and China to perform on the international stage.

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5. Advancing Deep Integration of Sino-Japanese Culture
Through the aforementioned educational and performance activities, JCMA not only aims to nurture musical talent but also to use music as a vital bridge for promoting Sino-Japanese friendship and deepening cultural understanding. The association aspires to leverage Professor Wang’s professional influence and international network to drive innovation and the dissemination of Asian musical culture.

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Conclusion
Under the leadership of Professor Junyu Wang, the Japan Chinese Music Association looks forward to collaborating with all sectors of society to open a new chapter in music education and cultural exchange, empowering the next generation of musicians to step onto the world stage and contributing to the advancement of music and the arts across Asia and the globe.

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About the Japan Chinese Music Association (JCMA)

The Japan Chinese Music Association (JCMA) is a non-profit organization founded by Chinese musicians and music enthusiasts residing in Japan. Its mission is to promote cultural exchange and friendship between Japan and China through music. The association engages in a wide range of activities, including concerts, master classes, and international music exchange events.

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For inquiries regarding this announcement:
Japan Chinese Music Association (JCMA)
Public Relations Department
Email: service@musicday.jp
Official Website: https://corp.musicday.jp/jcma-home-page