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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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The Komuso Shakuhachi（虚無僧尺八）｜History of the Shakuhachi
The shakuhachi was used for Buddhist practice The Fukeshu is a sect of Zen Buddhism, they had no doctrine or scriptures, and playing the shakuhachi was a form of Buddhist practice....
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Shakuhachi with only one joint, Hitoyogiri（一節切）｜History of the Shakuhachi
The short shakuhachi with only one joint appeared After the Shosoin shakuhachi disappeared, the Hitoyogiri came to be played. The reason why it was called the Hitoyogiri is that it...
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The oldest shakuhachi in Japan, "Shosoin Shakuhachi（正倉院尺八）"｜History of the Shakuhachi
The oldest shakuhachi in Japan The shakuhachi was introduced from Tang China during the Nara period （710-794）as an instrument for Gagaku *（雅楽 : ancient Japanese court music）.* But the shakuhachi...
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#4 Tosan's remarkable success｜The founder of Tozan-ryu Shakuhachi, Tozan Nakao
Tosan's remarkable success In April 1922, the head office was moved from Osaka to Tokyo. At that time, the shakuhachi was popular in combination with the koto, called the Sankyoku...
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#3 Tozan's own teaching methods established｜The founder of Tozan-ryu Shakuhachi, Tozan Nakao
Tozan's own teaching methods established After Tozan published a self-study book " Explanation about Tozan-ryu Shakuhachi musical notes（都山流尺八音符解説）", the number of shakuhachi enthusiasts increased rapidly throughout the country. His class...
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The shakuhachi players found a way of "Sankyoku Ensenble（三曲合奏）"｜History of the Shakuhachi
Fuke-shu sect was abolished by the new government In 1871, the Fuke-shu sect was abolished by the new government. It is said that the reason for the abolition is that...
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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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