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The era when Kinko Kurosawa appeared｜History of the Shakuhachi
The shakuhachi became popular with the common people in the 1700s In the 1700s, the Komuso were featured in Kabuki and became popular as it was depicted in Ukiyo-e (woodblock...
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How and when did shakuhachi originate?｜History of the Shakuhachi
The Japanese shakuhachi was brought from China The Japanese shakuhachi was brought from abroad and has been transformed into a uniquely Japanese version. The shakuhachi was originally from the Tang dynasty...
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Shakuhachi creator, Keiji Funagira（船明啓耳）
Keiji Funagira started playing the shakuhachi that he found in his grandparent’s house since he was a teenager. He studied under the living national treasure, master Reibo Aoki, and became...
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