Motoshi Kosako

Motoshi Kosako is a captivating Japanese-born concert harpist, composer, and improviser who has made a significant impact on the jazz harp scene in both the US and Japan. Born in Matsuyama City, Japan, Kosako began his musical journey at the age of three, initially training on the piano and guitar. He later transitioned to the harp, becoming a self-taught virtuoso known for his unique techniques and sophisticated musical ideas. Kosako's music spans various genres, offering a rich and diverse sonic experience. He is also a holistic practitioner who blends 432 Hz music with the Japanese Way of the, creating a deeply resonant and spiritual atmosphere in his performances. Kosako's notable works include albums like "Spiritual Mountain," "Place in the Heart," and "Naked Wonder." Before his solo career, Kosako served as the former Principal Harpist at the Stockton Symphony, showcasing his versatility and mastery of the instrument. Beyond his musical pursuits, Kosako is committed to a sustainable lifestyle, living in the country and embodying a holistic approach to both his art and life.