Regular: featured as a supporting character.In 2011 popularity vote on official website ranked 1st, being the most popular senior student in Ninjutsu Academy.He is the only sixth year which underclassman would address him by his first name.He is the only person in 6th year with no specialty weapon, but in Nintama Musical, his weapon of choice is ranjyouken.He owns a skeletal specimen named Kō-chan.His first person pronoun is "boku" ("watashi" in his first appearance).His voice actor also voices Makaino Kouji.His name came from Zenpouji in Amagasaki, Hyōgo Prefecture. Because of this, Isaku and other Health Committee members are the 'closest' to the Tasogaredoki ninjas. While treating injured men in a battle between the Tasogaredoki and Oomagadoki forces, Isaku ended up aiding Zatto, who has been grateful to him ever since even going as far as preventing the Tasogaredoki group from launching serious attacks against the Ninjutsu Academy as a 'favor being paid' to Isaku. Isaku and Zatto Konnamon have a peculiar relationship. Tomesaburou is very protective of Isaku and his safety, ever ready to help Isaku out, worrying for, and saving him "because they're roommates". They have special episodes, the "Doushitu (Roommate) series" in which Tomesaburou gets dragged into the Health Committee's or Isaku's antics and bad luck as well. The two are roommates, friends, and classmates. In his casual clothes, he wears a pink top with vertical line designs and burgundy bottoms. He has almond-shaped eyes and thin eyebrows. Isaku has light brown (black in manga), wavy/messy hair.
Now they are called the "Bad Luck Committee". On the other hand, he is infamously unlucky and is also known as "The Bad-luck Committee Chairman", and such a trait has spread to fellow committee members. Under Niino sensei's supervision, Isaku dilligently trains to deliver the best medical service, and is a shining example to his juniors. As the Health Committee chairman, he takes his job of giving aid to injured or sick people responsibly and fairly. He always has a medical kit on hand, but forgets to bring along even the most essential ninja items.
Isaku tv#
He holds a holds a degree in Contemporary Writing and Production with a minor in Writing for TV and New Media from Berklee College of Music, as well as a Master of Arts from Longy School of Music of Bard College.Isaku is a gentle, caring and kind "big brother" figure to all his juniors. He is currently the rehearsal director of Bataré, a production that combines taiko with progressive metal. As a producer, Isaku’s resume includes projects such as Microsoft video game Phoenix Force, O2O Theatre in Greece, and Kuma Outdoor Gear in Japan. The composition premiered at North American Taiko Conference, the largest taiko event in the US.
Isaku professional#
In 2015, Isaku was commissioned by Asano Taiko US to compose a piece for the professional taiko ensemble UnitOne. His knowledge of composition, production, and Japanese music have led to a resume that includes brands such as BET, VH1, NBC, Microsoft, and the world’s largest taiko manufacturer Asano Taiko. Isaku is the co-founder of Los Angeles-based music production company Audio Music Productions. His music has been broadcast in countries such as the United States, UK, Italy, South Korea, and Norway. Isaku Kageyama is an eclectic music composer and producer. If you have any questions or topics for us to address in a future discussion, please let us know. We are planning a part 2 of this topic where we talk more in-depth about recording. I have separated the conversation into six broad topics. Whether you are a complete beginner or have some experience with modern recording gear and methods, I think there is a lot of valuable information offered here. This is how we normally talk while hanging out and exchanging ideas about our work and life. I am grateful for Isaku’s willingness to spend time answering my questions and providing very valuable advice based on his years of experience in the music industry. This conversation covers the basic needs for starting out with home recording. Interview: Isaku Kageyama talks taiko, music school, and teaching
You can learn more about his interesting background by checking out the interview we recorded previously. He is one of my go-to resources for information about recording music. Isaku has a lot of experience as a performing musician, instructor, composer, and producer.
Last week I had a great time talking with Isaku Kageyama about recording gear for home studios.
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