From April 17–20, 2025, Texas A&M University's College of Performance, Visualization, and Fine Arts will host the World Shakuhachi Festival 2025 in College Station, Texas. World Shakuhachi Festival 2025 World Shakuhachi...
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Event Overview October 8 is World Shakuhachi Day, a day to celebrate the shakuhachi. Enthusiasts from all over the world, regardless of style, nationality, age, experience, whether professional or amateur,...
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New products from Shinobue "Kunpu（薫風）" are now available! Creator Kaoru Shimura Lives and works in Kanagawa Prefecture.At the age of 30, Kaoru Shimura started playing the shinobue...
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About Onoji town and "The Onoji Bamboo Club" Onoji town is located in Machida City, about an hour from the center of Tokyo by train and bus. It prospered as...
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Whether you are interested in the shakuhachi and want to try it out, want advice on your playing, or want to play a classical Japanese piece, we can meet your...
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The 40th annual Arizona Matsuri (Matsuri, meaning "festival" in Japanese) will be held in February 2024. The theme is "Sakura"(Sakura, meaning "cherry blossom"). Date: February 24 Sat -25 Sun,...
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The Awa Odori Festival （Odori means dance）in Tokushima is one of Japan’s most famous dance festivals. It was held every year during the Obon Holiday season which is an annual...
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About Onoji town and "The Onoji Bamboo Club" Onoji town is located in Machida City, about an hour from the center of Tokyo by train and bus. It prospered...
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A made-to-order, handcrafted shakuhachi by Keiji Funagira. Each instrument is individually crafted—a truly one-of-a-kind piece—with stable tuning and a clear, resonant tone.
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Whether you are interested in the shakuhachi and want to try it out, want advice on your playing, or want to play a classical Japanese piece, we can meet your various needs.
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 that...
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What is "Aizu Bandaisan"? Aizu Bandaisan is one of the most famous folk songs from Fukushima’s Aizu region. It is sung at summer festivals and bon dances, where shinobue(flutes), shamisen,...
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A new video has been added to YouTube! World Shakuhachi Festival 2025 was held in Texas, USA, from April 17 to 20.This once-every-four-years international event gathered shakuhachi players, teachers, and...
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A new video added to YouTube! aizan Harago Tozan ryu shakuhachi Kaizan Harago was born in Tokushima, Japan. His father taught him shakuhachi from childfood, after that he studied under...
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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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A new video added to YouTube! Kaizan Harago Tozan ryu shakuhachi Kaizan Harago was born in Tokushima, Japan. His father taught him shakuhachi from childfood, after that he studied...
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Shakuhachi master Kaizan Harago explains the basic notes, focusing on the fundamental scale. In the Tozan school, this is referred to as "Ro-Tsu-Re-Chi-Ha," while in the Kinko school, it’s...
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Shakuhachi master Kaizan Harago will teach you about an essential technique for playing the shakuhachi: how to distinguish and play Kan (甲) and Otsu (乙) sounds. These two registers require...
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