Kenji Omura is an iconic figure in the realm of music and film, particularly celebrated for his contributions to the Japanese jazz-fusion scene and his role as a session guitarist. As a member of the expanded lineup of Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO), Omura played a pivotal role in their live performances, most notably featured in the legendary "YMO – Live At Budokan 1980" (1993). This film is a must-have for collectors, capturing the electric energy of YMO's groundbreaking sound and showcasing the synergy that defined the band during their peak. Collectors actively seek out Omura's work not just for its historical significance but also for its influence on electronic music and visual aesthetics. His involvement in numerous projects, alongside renowned artists within the YMO collective, has resulted in a fascinating catalog that represents a unique convergence of music and film. For enthusiasts of physical media, Omura's performances embody a transformative era in music history, making his releases essential additions to any serious collection.