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MITEI NARICO Osaka, Japan
I am a person who records various sounds around me and reconstructs a new world of sound using only those
sounds.
Unclassified sound expressions.
Since I create the sound source improvised, I don't know what kind of structure it will have.
I record something every day like a diary.
recording of live performances, etc.
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