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A Musical Interlude For Your Evening – Genshin Impact – Inazuma Live Symphony Performance

Got 10 minutes free on your hands this evening? Relax to the music of the Inazuma region of Genshin Impact in this latest video release by developer MiHoYo. Over ten minutes, you can enjoy the delightful and calming sounds from the game, filmed at the Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall with this short performance by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra. The songs featured as "Inazuma" and "Overlord of the Thunderstorm".

August 24, 2021

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