A Non Profit Organization, NPO KOMA wishes to contribute to global peace by promoting understanding of human nature transcending any racial or cultural differences. In this respect it has been organizing concerts by artist Idaki Shin and its representative Keiko Koma, as a means to realize dialogue among the hearts and souls of people all over the world.

The majority of these concerts have been commissioned and organized by governmental and official bodies. Further, it is expanding its range of activity to actual social projects, such as: an international commercialization of Ethiopian wild coffee, under the brand name of Andromeda Ethiopia; a support program to an orphanage center in Addis Ababa; participating to establish a business college and a library in the war damaged city of Tyre, Lebanon; an emergency aid program to the Bam earthquake disaster in Iran, and to a drought stricken area of Ethiopia;and a big scale water supply project for the entire habitants in the town of Gode, in the drought stricken southern part of Ethiopia. 

The founder and the representative of NPO KOMA, Ms. Keiko Koma is a direct descendant of the ancient kingdom called Koguryo in East Asia. She inherits the nature of the kings of Koguryo, its creative power, excellent traditions, glorious expansion and painful life of exile to Japan, after its destruction in the 7th century AD. Exercising the extraordinary talent of a shaman king, she visits various part of the world every year and creates unique poems as messages of Heaven, Earth and Human civilization in the past, present and future. She is currently giving her poetic performance globally, as a joint concert program with Idaki Shin, under the name of Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered. This program has been staged as many as 269 times in Japan and abroad as of Mar. 2024.

From the year 2006, she has developed her unique way of painting on Japanese traditional materials, achieving successfully a multi dimensional presentation of herself in the artistic sphere. Her major plastic works were exhibited at the Salle de UNESCO in Beirut and various exhibition spaces in Japan. Which success led NPO KOMA to open original gallery and Café spaces in Tokyo, Keiko Koma Skyrocket Center, Omotesando, Keiko Koma gallery and Café Komaya Roppongi, and in Kyoto, the Koma Gallery Café Yasaka under the famous Yasaka tower and Komaya Gallery Café at the south corner of the Kyoto Imperial Palace. In the year 2011 responding to the Northern East Japan earthquake and tsunami disaster, it opened the NPO KOMA Tohoku center at Morioka, Iwate as its center of activities to support the recovery process and is periodically holding charity concerts, promoting variety of products of Tohoku area to the rest of Japan and creating new business opportunities.

• The representative of NPO KOMA, IDAKI Corp., Geist Ltd., Koma Co., Ltd. / The Director of NPO Inochi / The honorary citizenship of Tyre, Lebanon
• The author of publications; Eight Heavenly Angels, To Be with All Your Soul, Encounter, Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered, To Be with All Your Soul 2; Magnitude of Time, Poetry with DVD "REIKA", Poetry "Miyako no Shiki", "Kita no Daichi"
• Results of Activities; Until Mar. 2024, she appeared in 1144 lectures and 269 times in the "Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered." To date, she has produced 1536 concerts (as of Mar. 2024) in Japan and abroad.

In 1971 he began a professional career as a specialist in social welfare. For a period of 8 years he worked in one of the most advanced homes for the aged in Tokyo, where he planned and implemented a new life-care system. This provided the basis for various official services and facilities that can be seen in operation today.
From around the age of 20, he pursued studies into the fundamental questions of human life, such as what is the true meaning of health, and how one can liberate oneself from burdens and exercise one's own creativity, etc. At the age of 35, he discovered a way to recover the original function of life common to all human beings. At a later stage of his unique investigation, he discovered how to do this through piano improvisation, and has given 1536 concerts throughout Japan and various countries as of Mar. 2024. These have provided audiences the opportunity to experience the immanent beauty of life and to regain the vitality to pave a way for the future.

Idaki Shin; Main concert record

1993; Arlene Schnitzer Hall, Portland, Oregon, USA
1994; Nippon Budokan, Tokyo / Carnegie Hall, New York
1995; 21 charity concerts in Japan for the Great Hanshin Earthquake
1996; Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, Spain
1997; Duomo of Monreale, Teatro Massimo, Sicily, Italy
1998; KBS Hall,Seoul / Herodes Atticus Odeum at the Acropolis, Athens
1999; Blue Hall of Stockholm City Hall,Stockholm Concert Hall, Sweden /
Arctic Cathedral in Tromso, Norway
2001; Meskel Square, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in Nov.
2002; Theran, Iran in Feb.
2003; Kumano Hongu-Taisya, Japan; Mnazi Mmoja ground, Tanzania
2004; Sannai-Maruyama site, Aomori, Japan in July / Persepolis, Iran in Oct.
2005; Aug. “Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered” concert in Tyre, Lebanon
2006; Sep. “Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered” concert in Veliko-Turnovo, Bulgaria,
Nov. “Peace Message” concert at Saadabad Palace in Tehran, Iran
2007; May Damascus, Syria / June Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria / Giurgiu, Romania /
Ohrid and Bitola, Macedonia / Jerash, Jordan / Beijing, China. (“Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered”
Concert Tour at all places and Idaki Shin Concert at Ohrid and Bitola）
2008; Oct. “Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered” concert at the Republic Square at Yerevan, Armenia
In Nov. and Dec. four poem reading concerts in Lebanon
2009; In July “Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered” concert in Tyre, Lebanon and Moscow, Russia

2010; in May, Idaki Shin concert and “Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered” Concert
at Vahdat Hall in Tehran, Iran. In Oct. “Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered” concert
at the Metekhi church in Tbilisi Georgia and Green Theater at Baku, Azerbaijan.

2011 and 2012; Many Idaki Shin Northeastern Japan disaster charity concerts.
2012; In Nov. Idaki Shin concert in a special stage in Delhi and
in Dec. “Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered” Concert at Pulana Quila, in Delhi, India.

2013; In Oct. Idaki Shin concert and “Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered” Concert in Gujarat, India.
2019; Idaki Shin Concert at MAISON DU JAPON, Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris.
Primorskaya Region Philharmonic Theater in Vladivostok, Russia.

*Tadamitsu Saito changed his artist name to “Idaki Shin” from the concert held in Ethiopia, and is now actively performing throughout the world.