The experience at the Suntory Hall was truly amazing! (2)😭

🍹 During the intermission, audience members can head to the lobby to enjoy a variety of drinks, including both soft drinks and alcoholic beverages. I had orange juice, watching the staff pour it from a large bottle into a glass right in front of me. 🍃🌸 People would gather around the round tables to chat about the music, and the overall atmosphere was just wonderful. 🍊 🍃🌸However, during the intermission, the line for the ladies' restroom can be a bit long, so it's a good idea to allow a few extra minutes to avoid missing the second half of the performance. 🕰️ 💡 What made this experience truly amazing was not only the excellent performance itself but also the high level of civic etiquette among the Japanese audience. From what I observed, nearly 40% of the audience were senior citizens, with middle-aged people making up the majority, and a smaller number of young people and foreign tourists. 🍃🌸 Almost all the Japanese attendees were dressed in full formal attire, with sharp suits (keep in mind that Tokyo's temperature in August is around 35 degrees Celsius!). 🥼 As someone who is used to wearing short sleeves and shorts in the summer, I was truly impressed by the Japanese people's sense of etiquette. 🍃🌸Additionally, throughout the entire performance, I didn't hear a single phone notification, nor did I see anyone taking calls or secretly recording during the music. After each movement, the audience erupted into thunderous applause, and I was amazed by how long and enthusiastic the clapping was. 🎶👏 #Tokyo 🌟