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Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Hiroshima Hearts is a dynamic force in jazz fusion, formed in Los Angeles in 1974 by Dan Kuramoto and June Kuramoto. Renowned for weaving traditional Japanese instruments like the koto and taiko into contemporary American jazz, they helped redefine what world music can sound like in the modern era. Over the decades, the group has evolved through various configurations, but their core mission remains the same: to fuse cultural textures into sophisticated, accessible music that resonates with listeners from all backgrounds.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Whether you’re revisiting their landmark recordings or discovering their work for the first time, you’ll find a band that sits comfortably at the intersection of smooth jazz, R&B, and world music. Hiroshima Hearts continues to tour and record, bringing their signature sound to venues across the country and beyond.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Key moments in Hiroshima Hearts’ history include a Grammy nomination for Legacy (Best Pop Instrumental Album) at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards in 2010, a testament to their enduring influence in the jazz fusion scene. Their 2020 album, titled 2020, showcases their continued evolution and accessibility to fans who follow contemporary instrumental music. In 2025, they’re bringing both full-band and trio performances to a diverse set of venues, including Temecula, Detroit, Alexandria, Annapolis, and Catalina Island in October. Secure your seats for an intimate trio show or a full-band experience—either way, we’ve got you covered.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

For fans and newcomers alike, Hiroshima Hearts offer a unique listening journey: the warmth of jazz, the precision of fusion, and the evocative textures of traditional Japanese music. Stay connected with official channels for the latest news and tour updates.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

  • Upcoming tour dates: Summer 2025 across multiple U.S. cities with additional Catalina Island trio dates in October.
  • Discography highlights span the 1970s through 2020s, reflecting decades of collaboration and innovation.
  • Social channels keep fans connected with behind-the-scenes looks, new music, and live performance announcements.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Hiroshima Hearts

  • Formed in Los Angeles in 1974 by Dan Kuramoto and June Kuramoto; signature blend includes koto and taiko with jazz/fusion roots.
  • Genres: smooth jazz, R&B, world music; notable for integrating traditional Japanese instruments into contemporary American jazz.
  • Latest album: 2020 (titled 2020), released around 2020/2021; public coverage confirms availability in 2020–2021 timeframe.
  • Major award: Grammy nomination for Legacy (Best Pop Instrumental Album) at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards (2010).
  • 2025 tour: Summer 2025 dates announced (Temecula, Detroit, Alexandria, Annapolis) plus Catalina Island trio dates in October; full-band and trio options listed.
  • Social media: official pages on Facebook (hiroshimamusic, junekuramoto) and Twitter handle @hiroshimamusic.

The records

Hiroshima Hearts Discography

  • 2020
    2020 · Self-released
  • Songs With Words
    2015 · Hiroshima
  • J-Town Beat
    2013 · CD Baby / Hiroshima
  • Departure
    2011 · Hiroshima
  • Legacy
    2009 · Heads Up
  • Little Tokyo
    2007 · Heads Up
  • Obon
    2005 · Heads Up
  • Spirit of the Season
    2004 · Heads Up
  • The Bridge
    2003 · Heads Up
  • Between Black and White
    1999 · Windham Hill
  • Urban World Music
    1996 · Qwest
  • L.A.
    1994 · Qwest
  • Best Of Hiroshima
    1994 · Epic
  • Providence
    1992 · Epic
  • East
    1989 · Epic
  • Go
    1987 · Epic
  • Ongaku
    1986 · Arista
  • Another Place
    1985 · Epic
  • Third Generation
    1983 · Epic
  • Odori
    1980 · Arista

The hits

Top Hiroshima Hearts Songs

  • One Wish
    1986 · Billboard Adult Contemporary 20; Billboard Smooth Jazz 24 (2010 re-chart)
  • Roomful of Mirrors (album track used as a single)
    1979 · No widely documented peak (chart history not readily confirmed in major sources)

Key moments in Hiroshima Hearts’ history include a Grammy nomination for Legacy (Best Pop Instrumental Album) at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards in 2010, a testament to their enduring influence in the jazz fusion scene. Their 2020 album, titled 2020, showcases their continued evolution and accessibility to fans who follow contemporary instrumental music. In 2025, they’re bringing both full-band and trio performances to a diverse set of venues, including Temecula, Detroit, Alexandria, Annapolis, and Catalina Island in October. Secure your seats for an intimate trio show or a full-band experience—either way, we’ve got you covered.

For fans and newcomers alike, Hiroshima Hearts offer a unique listening journey: the warmth of jazz, the precision of fusion, and the evocative textures of traditional Japanese music. Stay connected with official channels for the latest news and tour updates.

  • Upcoming tour dates: Summer 2025 across multiple U.S. cities with additional Catalina Island trio dates in October.
  • Discography highlights span the 1970s through 2020s, reflecting decades of collaboration and innovation.
  • Social channels keep fans connected with behind-the-scenes looks, new music, and live performance announcements.

Links to official social pages: facebook.com/hiroshimamusic, facebook.com/junekuramoto, @hiroshimamusic.

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