Who knew chopsticks could sounds so good..? Sami Elu creates amazing music all from recycled instruments ↓↓↓\r<br>→ Subscribe! \r<br>→ \r<br>→ Behind the scenes - \r<br>\r<br>Facebook → \r<br>Instagram → @KumaFilms\r<br>Twitter → @kumakumafilms\r<br>Soundcloud → \r<br>Cont us at kumakumafilms@live.com\r<br>\r<br>Location → Odaiba (Daiba) Park in Tokyo, Japan\r<br>\r<br>Featuring: Sami Elu\r<br>Song → For My People\r<br>Download music → \r<br>Facebook → \r<br>Twitter → @Sami_Elu \r<br>\r<br>Check out our closet!\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>The Camera Gear We Use!\r<br>Canon C100 Mk II\r<br>Canon 5D Mk İ : \r<br>Sony RX100 mk iv: \r<br>Canon 16-35mm f2.8 : \r<br>Canon 24-70mm f2.8 : \r<br>Canon 70-200mm f2.8 : \r<br>Canon 50mm f1.4 : \r<br>Tokina 11-20mm f2.8 : \r<br>GoPro Hero 4 : \r<br>Glidecam HD2000 : \r<br>Edelkrone Slider Plus (large)\r<br>Manfrotto 561BHDV-1 Fluid Video Monopod : \r<br>Manfrotto 055XPROB tripod: \r<br>B+W Circular Polarizer Filter : \r<br>Tiffen Variable ND Filter : \r<br>Shure VP83F video mic : \r<br>\r<br>piano, music, chopsticks, tokyo, japan, instrument, koto, harp
