When choosing a shinobue flute, start by deciding on the type
Shinobue flutes come in many varieties, each suited for different styles of music. The right flute depends on what you intend to play, so choosing one that matches your purpose...
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Grand Sumo tournament｜Places to enjoy the sounds of Japanese instruments
Sumo's History Sumo is believed to have originated about 1,500 years ago, with myths and legends of power struggles similar to sumo recorded in ancient texts from the 700s. Over...
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Rokyoku performance｜Places to enjoy the sounds of Japanese instruments
What is Rokyoku? Rokyoku（浪曲）, also known as Naniwabushi（浪花節）, is a form of entertainment that began in the early Meiji period (1868-1912) in which a story is told to the accompaniment...
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Ningyo Jyoruri performance｜Places to enjoy the sounds of Japanese instruments
What is Ningyo Joruri? Ningyo Joruri is a traditional Japanese performing art that began in the Edo period (1603-1868). In it, puppets are manipulated to act out stories. Music is...
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Kabuki performance | Places to enjoy the sounds of Japanese instruments
The beginning of Kabuki Around the beginning of the Edo period (early 17th century), "Kabuki Odori" performed by a woman named Okuni, who claimed to be a shrine maiden of Izumo-Taisha...
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Noh performance | Places to enjoy the sounds of Japanese instruments
Noh and history Founded in the Muromachi period (14th century), Noh is one of Japan's most representative traditional performing arts. Performers wear masks and beautiful costumes and perform on a...
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Geisha performance｜Places to enjoy the sounds of Japanese instruments
What is a geisha? A geisha is a woman who enlivens a banquet by dancing, singing, and playing Japanese instruments. Geisha have been popular with the public since the Edo...
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What is Eisa, the Traditional Performing Art of Okinawa?
What is Eisa? It is a traditional performing art handed down in Okinawa for centuries.During the summer Obon（the day when ancestors return to this world）, " Eisa " is danced...
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#2 The difficult times for Tozan｜ The founder of Tozan-ryu Shakuhachi, Tozan Nakao
The difficult times for Tozan At that time, there was a concert called " Kyorakukai（共楽会）” where only first-class artists could perform. Tozan set out on his own and negotiated directly with...
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#1 Tozan's shakuhachi was influenced by his mother｜The founder of Tozan-ryu Shakuhachi, Tozan Nakao
Her mother taught Tozan how to play the shakuhachi Tozan-ryu is one of the famous shakuhachi schools. The founder of Tozan-ryu, Tozan Nakao whose real name was Rinzo, and was...
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【YouTube】Shakuhachi Lesson｜The moon｜Kaizan Harago
A new video has been added to YouTube! Kaizan Harago Tozan ryu shakuhachi Kaizan Harago was born in Tokushima, Japan. His father taught him shakuhachi from childfood, after...
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Gokayama Folk Songs, Kokiriko-bushi, Mugiya-bushi｜The Soulful Sound of Japan
The Gokayama region is located in the southwestern part of Toyoama prefecture, surrounded by 1,500-meter-high mountains with heavy snowfalls of two to three meters in winter. Gokayama Gassho-Zukuri Village, designated...
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【YouTube】Shakuhachi Lesson｜Mery Had A Little Lamb｜Kaizan Harago
A new video has been added to YouTube! Kaizan Harago Tozan ryu shakuhachi Kaizan Harago was born in Tokushima, Japan. His father taught him shakuhachi from childfood, after...
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