Yuna Tamogami | Pianist
田母神 夕南（たもがみ ゆうな）｜ピアニスト

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Testimonial

“To me, piano shoes are far more than just part of a performer’s attire—they are an essential partner in musical expression.”

For me, Little Pianist piano shoes have been a trusted partner for more than ten years, accompanying me through numerous competitions and concert performances both in Japan and abroad.

What I appreciate most is their exceptional comfort and the way they fit my feet so naturally. The delicate sensation transmitted through the sole allows me to feel closely connected to the pedals, which is one of their greatest strengths. Because the shoes respond effortlessly even to the most subtle pedaling, I am able to express the music I envision more naturally and faithfully.

Another remarkable feature is the unique heel design, which provides excellent support and stability. It gives me confidence and reassurance while performing, allowing me to focus entirely on the music without unnecessary distractions, even on the concert stage.

I look forward to sharing many more stages with these shoes as my trusted partner for years to come.

Profile

“It is as if she tells a story through musical notes. Along with her delicate sound, one can feel a soul filled with unique aspirations and passion.”
— Westdeutsche Zeitung (Germany)

Yuna Tamogami graduated from the Piano Performance Course at Tokyo College of Music and completed her postgraduate studies at the same institution. She further pursued advanced musical studies at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Hungary and the Perosi Academy of Music in Italy, where she was awarded a scholarship from the Perosi Foundation.

She received the Bronze Prize in the 39th PTNA Piano Competition (Grand Prix Division) and has won First Prize in eight international piano competitions, including the 1st Liszt International Music Competition and the 10th San Donà di Piave International Piano Competition.

In addition to performing throughout Japan, she has presented recitals in Italy, Spain, Germany, Hungary, and Slovenia. Interviews and feature articles about her have appeared in major Japanese newspapers, including The Yomiuri Shimbun and The Mainichi Shimbun.

In 2025, she released her debut CD, Yuna Plays Liszt – Light and Darkness, which was highly acclaimed for its profound musicality and expressive artistry.

Later that year, she was featured on the cover and in the lead feature article of the October issue of the monthly magazine Chopin.