Inspired by the thread on Celtic music, I was wondering if anyone else here listens to traditional Japanese music (koto, shamisen, shakuhachi, etc.).
I do not have a whole lot in my collection - just an album by the Ensemble Nipponia and another my shakuhachi player Kohachiro Miyata (who is a member of the EN). Really good stuff, if you have a taste for it. The traditional vocals are probably the most difficult to get into, but I like it myself.
Traditional Japanese Music
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Traditional Japanese Music
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