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      Shamisen: The Magic of Japanese Instruments

      (Japanese Traditional Music)

      Japan has a wide variety of musical instruments that have been cultivated over many years and has a particularly rich variety of musical instruments, even when viewed from a global perspective. The National Theatre of Japan's " The Magic of Japanese Instruments (Japanese Traditional Music)" series introduces the Koto, Shamisen, Taiko, Fue and Shakuhachi with performances and interviews on the appeal of each instrument. All of these instruments are covered in Music Textbooks, so please take a look at them along with school education.

      “Shamisen: The Magic of Japanese Instruments (Japanese Traditional Music)”

      ――Kashiwa Yojiro, Hosozao, Tsuruzawa Kantaro

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by4g6_uQleo&t=600s

      00:53 About Shamisen

      02:09 Thick-necked Shamisen

      02:39 Thin-necked Shamisen

      05:13 What made you a Shamisen player?

      07:05 How to Become a Professional Player

      09:22 Music of Nozaki Village

      10:00 The highlights of Shamisen

      11:48 An invitation to Shamisen

      Production, Copyright: Japan Arts Council

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