TOKYO, Japan—Japanese jewelers and designers enjoyed Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Shinjuku Bunka Center in Tokyo on Jan. 24.

A kimono designer attended Shen Yun after seeing the colors on a Shen Yun flyer, which left an impression on her. After attending the show, Ms. Ida Miki said: “Every detail of Shen Yun is absolutely perfect.”

Ms. Ida said she was amazed by the color saturation.

“The dancers are very capable. They finished easily all the astoundingly difficult movements. Those techniques are tremendously difficult and really superb. They did them like a piece of cake,” she said. “It’s amazing!”

“Their jumps and spins look very powerful, but their bodies are very light. The most incredible thing is they coordinate accurately, and you can see they are synchronized from any angle,” she said.

Ms. Ida said she had a great time with Shen Yun because “I have never thought a performance can be as wonderful as Shen Yun. I felt like I have attended a collection of productions.”

She said she would encourage all her friends to attend Shen Yun. “This is a majestic performance. Everyone must attend at least once in their lives,” she said.

“It’s great that Shen Yun expresses the traditional Chinese culture by using dances,” he said. “I think the reason why the dancers can perform such difficult movements and can train themselves into this superb level is because they inherited the power of the traditional culture.”

“I feel that Japan, China, and the United States will experience some difficulties in the future. Traditional culture can unify people. With this unity, our society can develop in a good direction,” he said. “It’s a pity that people in China can’t attend this amazing performance.”

“The values of traditional cultures enrich people’s deep souls, and are very precious,” she said. “Shen Yun is inspiring. I deeply acknowledged the Chinese traditional cultures from Shen Yun. I was very touched.”

As a designer, Ms. Okubo said that she learned a lot about color schemes, and loved each program.

Each Shen Yun performance consists of nearly 20 vignettes, presented through highly-expressive art forms such as classical Chinese dance, original orchestral music performed live, soloists who sing in the bel canto tradition, animated digital backdrops, and more.