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Japanese woman wins world championship in imaginary guitar

August 27, 2023 | 23:40 |6199
Nanami Seven Seas Nagura from Japan won the World Imaginary Guitar
Championship for the third time in Oulu, Finland. This was announced by the
organizers of the event in a press release.Nanami Seven Seas Nagura from Japan won the World Imaginary Guitar
Championship for the third time in Oulu, Finland. This was announced by the
organizers of the event in a press release.
Source: travelcalendar.ru

Nanami Seven Seas Nagura from Japan won the World Imaginary Guitar Championship for the third time in Oulu, Finland. This was announced by the organizers of the event in a press release.

Nanami Nagura scored 35.8 points for her performance ahead of Finland's Aapo The Angus Rautio who finished second with 35.2 points. The third was the two- time champion of this competition, Kirill Guitarantula Blumenkratz, representing France, with 35.1 points.

The World Imaginary Guitar Championship has been held since 1996 as part of the Oulu Music Video Festival. Participants of the competition must imitate playing the guitar to the music track, demonstrating their charisma, technique and originality.

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