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Japanese Odissi dancer overcomes doubts about cultural belonging

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Japanese dancer Naka spoke at an India-Japan summit about her deep connection to Odissi, an Indian classical dance. She recounted initial doubts about her ability to express its nuances due to her Japanese heritage. Naka specifically questioned if her eyes were suited for the expressive Abhinaya aspect. She has since moved past these concerns and embraced her identity as a practitioner.

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