DaniMayu, Butohist (Dancer, Choreographer, Teacher), has been living in Tokyo 1999-2005. Since 2000, she participated there in numerous Workshops and co-operated with many ButohMasters and -Dancers: Akiko Motofuji, Ohno Yoshito, Kinya Tsuruyama, Kudo, Oikawa Hironobu, Takada Keitoku, Tamanos in Asbestos; Ohno Yoshito in Kazuo Ohno Dance Studio; Ishikawa Masatora in Kochuten; several with Dairakudakan in Kochuten and Hakuba; Hiruko Hino; Kasai Akira; Semimaru (Sankai Juku) and Toru Iwashita (Sankai Juku) since February 2000. In Vienna with Ko Murobushi (Impulstanz '04 and '08), Yuko Yuki, Yamamoto Moe (both 2005) and Harada Hiromi ('05 and '06). Noguchi Taisou Classes with Arai Hideo in Tokyo (2005).

With few exceptions DaniMayu works solo. Numerous appearances in Japan, Austria, South Tyrol.
Since 2005 she gives regularly Workshops in Vienna. 2006 she created her ButohCompany MayuKan.
Co-foundress and director of ButohKan Mayu - ButohCenter Austria.

Reflection from Beyond (Mujinjuku - Solo at Kochuten, Tokyo)

Syrinx (Flute: Joan Anderson)
Mayu (Sound: J-LHA)
Experiment #1 (Butoh & Piano)
(3 Solos at p&p #3, Tokyo)

Foundation of ButohKan Mayu - ButohCenter Austria in co-operation with Runa Hatariy

Co-Teaching (with Professor Simoncsics) of a design class at the Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan
Co-Lecturing (with Professor Simoncsics) at YKK, Toyama, Japan

Co-Teaching (with Professor Simoncsics) of a design class at the Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan

Office SOYKA-SILBER-SOYKA (Multifunctional Building – Cinema/Offices/Hotel/Mall, Detail Planning, Realization Planning, Project Management)

SHIGERU BAN Architects (Detail Planning of Schwartz Residence USA, Competition Museum Rietberg – Zurich)

FUMIHIKO MAKI & Associates (Competition Bavaria Gelände – Hamburg, Germany, 1st prize)

Office SOYKA-SILBER-SOYKA (Competition Siemens City Vienna, 1st prize: Designing, Realization Planning, Project Management)
since 2009: Competitions, Public Relations

Assistance of Stage Design of Walter VOGELWEIDER (Musical Sie spielen unser Lied, Sommerfestspiele Stockerau)

The Relationships between the Languages Architecture, Dance and Music

Multifunctional Art-Buildings in Japan with focus on Theater Buildings

Japanese wood-constructions – Past and Today

Disaster Mitigation in Japan

The Purity of architectural Space and its Elements, Research at Ando Lab, University of Tokyo

Musical Elements in Traditional Japanese Architecture

A Comparison between Means of Composing an Urban Designs with Musical Means of Composition

Compositional Relationships between the Japanese Tea House and the Art of Noh (Dance and Music)

The Language of Noh Dance - The Development of a Grammar for Dance Patterns based on the Method of Translation Grammars

Museum Aomori, Japan (Ando Lab, 2nd prize)

Library in Kerava, Finland (Genki, Ikeda Yukie, Imamura Akihiro, Daniela Lehner, Katriina Nyman, mentioned)

Der Oesterreichische Baupreis - Category 'Faculty' (2nd round)

Japanese Dance and its Relation to Japanese Architecture (in: Contemporary Architecture, No. 5, Vol. 54, May 2000)

Translating Music into Architecture (with FERSCHIN and OKA, in: Mathematics and Design 2001, edited by M. Berry, S. Datta, A. Dawson, J. Rollo, Deakin Print Service, Deakin University, Geelong, Australia, 2001)

The Translation of Languages of the Arts (in: Design Computing and Cognition ’04 – Poster Abstracts, 27-28, university publishing service MIT, Boston - USA, 2004)

Translation Parameters: A Syntactical Approach to the Designing Process based on the Connection of Senses (3rd International Conference on Innovation in Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) TU Delft, Paper accepted)

Grant by the österreichisches Bundeskanzleramt – Kunstsektion (Research Project: Japanese Wood-Constructions – Past and Today)

Grant by the Ausseninstitut der TU-Wien (Research Project: Multifunctional Art-Buildings in Japan with Focus on Theater Buildings)

Grant by the österreichisches Bundeskanzleramt – Kunstsektion (Research Project: Disaster Mitigation in Japan)

Grant by the Japanese Government - Monbukagakusho Scholarship (Research Project: The Purity of architectural Space and its Elements)

Grant by the Japanese Government - Monbukagakusho Scholarship (Doctoral course: Music & Architecture)

Competition Museum Aomori, Japan (Ando Lab), 2nd Prize

Grant of the Austrian Embassy, Tokyo (Performance: Return of the Moon)

Grant of the Austrian Embassy, Tokyo (Performance: Coin of Cabitoh)

Grant of the Austrian Embassy, Tokyo (Performance: Rah)