Beginning in late September, the Pnuma Trio will fly to Japan for eleven shows in eighteen days. The band will travel throughout the nation, including festival gigs at the Stardance Festival on October 8 and the Nagisa Festival on October 14. Perhaps the most interesting performance will take place on October 5 when the group will appear at the 1300 year old Tenkawa shrine at noon in order to play to the God of the shrine. Pnuma Trios first show of the tour will take place on September 28 at Kin-Tsubaki in Shizuoka and the tour will wrap up in Tokyo at Harmony (following the Nagisa festival appearance) on October 14.
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