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Toyah Willcox says thanks to Diss




Yoshi Shinagawa, venue technician at Diss Corn Hall with the Thank You card from Toyah. Picture by Mark Bullimore Photography.
Yoshi Shinagawa, venue technician at Diss Corn Hall with the Thank You card from Toyah. Picture by Mark Bullimore Photography.

It is official – Toyah Willcox loved the Corn Hall in Diss.

Pop star Toyah sent her personal thanks to the St Nicholas Street venue for what she described as a “fantastic experience” following her concert, with particular thanks to Yoshi Shinagawa.

Yoshi, 49, who trained as an architect in Japan before moving to Diss in 2006, was a technical volunteer at the St Nicholas Street venue since 2013, and was offered the job as venue technician in April. He said: “I love my job and to receive personal thanks from such an incredible and down to earth performer made my day."

Tickets for the Toyah show on September 1 sold out months beforehand, with a huge waiting list. Toyah had a string of hits in the 80s, including It’s a Mystery, and I Want To Be Free.



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