FKEN (東京大学フォークソング研究会)

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Basic Information

Selection Process InfoNo selection
Annual Membership Fee

Annual Membership Fee: ¥12,000 (Collected quarterly at ¥3,000 per term) . Tournament Participation Fee: Approximately ¥3,500 per event

Frequency of Activities

Irregular. band practices for a live concert that is held once a month

Twitter

@Fken_UT or @FKEN2025

Website
Official Email Addressmomoyana33[a]g.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp
(Please send an email with [a] as @.)

A Look at Their Activities

Overview

The University of Tokyo Folk Song Society (FKEN) is a band club at the University of Tokyo that plays various styles of rock music, from alternative rock to hardcore punk. We perform at the May Festival and Komaba Festival, as well as at live shows about once a month. As a group of passionate music lovers, we are sure you will discover new music through our club. We also share music online among members. Beginners and those with no experience in playing musical instruments are welcome. If you join us, you can freely use the club room.

Composition of Membership

Structure of Organization

  • PEAK/GPEAK  〇
    Exchage students 〇

  • Language requirement:
    None

  • Commitment Requirement:
    All members are free to participate in any frequency and amount of commitment

Frequency of Activities

band practices for a live concert that is held once a month
practices can be in club rooms on Komaba Campus and studios outside. Date is irregular.
place: Komaba, campus plaza A303 (駒場キャンパス・キャンパスプラザA棟303)

Annual Schedule

Recruitment Information

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Recruitment Schedule

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