Thank-you letter from the United Nations Headquarters!

I received a nice thank-you letter for the performance at the United Nations Headquarters! Signed by Permanent Representative of Palau and International Association of Applied Psychology (IAAP)!

At United Nations Headquarter, "USFMEP Buddhist Muslim Dialogue" (Sept. 8, 2016)

"Muslim Buddhist Dialogue" by U.S. Federation for Middle East Peace (USFMP) at Conference Room 3 (Sept. 8, 2016) — at United Nations Headquarters New York.

At United Nations Headquarters, "Mental Health and Well-being at the Heart of SDGs" (Sept. 7, 2016)

"Mental Health and Well-being at the Heart of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Concrete Means of Implementation" co-organized by the UN Permanent Missions of Canada and Palau, as well as the International Association of Applied Psychology (IAAP) at Conference Room 2. (Sept. 7, 2016) — at United Nations Headquarters New York.

Mr. Marc-André Blanchard, Permanent Representative of Canada to the United Nations.

Dr. Caleb Otto, Permanent Representative of Palau to the United Nations.

Second Performance at United Nations Headquarters!

Day 2 at United Nations Headquarters. We are here for another event today, performing for Buddhist Muslim Dialogue event.

I will put the pics up on FB later.

Performing at United Nations Headquarters in New York City!

Hello, traveling musician Ippei is back in New York City for a little bit. I'll be playing at THE United Nations Headquarters! Wow! I am so so cyked! (A few days ago, I made some mistakes to put an announcement for this event on FB but this is not a public event. I am so sorry)

Right-O, more pictures are coming up after the event!

Jam session!

We safely arrived to the hotel in Thief River Falls, Minnesota, and are jamming away at the room! Me on harmonica, Jakub on guitar & vocal, and Slava on vocal! The song is "Country Road!"

Jam with my buddy, Kenji

My friend, Kenji, kindly invited me for the dinner and the jam session! We ate tons of cakes then I rocked out on harmonica! That would be the last jam session of the year. Kenji said “let’s play this” and put the wicked tough music on the music stand. I broke into a cold sweat just by looking at it, then he saw my paled face and changed it to easy C major tune. Note to self: I’ll do some serious practice on my harmonica next year.