On Wednesday, March 27, 2024, a talk show featuring conductor Yutaka Sado and Shigenobu Nagamori, president of the Nagamori Cultural Foundation, was held to commemorate the first anniversary of the opening of the Nagamori Collection Gallery, which houses 347 items including antique music boxes, karakuri dolls, and an automatic piano.

(now Nidec Corporation), greeted visitors with a smile, saying, "It has been one year since the opening, and the gallery has been a great success with many visitors, from small children to the elderly. Mr. Sado, a graduate of Kyoto City University of Arts, who currently serves as music director of the Tonkünstler Orchestra in Austria, artistic director of the Hyogo Performing Arts Center, and music director of the New Japan Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, listened to the sound of the music boxes on display and was surprised to hear "layers and layers of sound, like an orchestra. He was surprised to hear the sound of the music box on display, saying, "It's like an orchestra with many layers of sound.

The theme of this year's talk show was "Music I want to pass on to the next generation - Trajectory to make dreams come true. Mr. Sado said, "Teenagers have so much power. They are not only performers and athletes, but also have the strongest time in their lives in terms of purity and the way they think about the contradictions in the world. It is very important to ignite them. It is one of my homework to connect with the next generation as a conductor and as a person," he said, expressing his thoughts on young people. Other topics included, "Is there a boss in the orchestra?" He also talked about the importance of the conductor's position, not just his arm, and his sense of drumming, which kept the audience entertained from start to finish. Nagamori, who was fascinated by the mechanics of the music box when he was a child, was pleased to have had the opportunity to experience not only the sound but the music box itself from an early age, saying, "I give small music boxes to kindergarteners who come to visit the gallery, and they are very happy.