Kotodenryu Taishogoto "Yuzuki" with Case
This is the Kōdenryū Taishōgoto Yūzuki.
The Taishōgoto is a string instrument born in Japan during the Taishō era. It is played by pressing keys while plucking the strings with a pick.
Kōdenryū is one of the major schools of Taishōgoto popular in Japan.
It features a beautiful wood grain design and a dedicated hard case.
Main Features of the Taishōgoto
Structure: This instrument produces sound by plucking strings while pressing keys (buttons). It is characterized by its intuitive playability using numbered musical notation (sujifū).
Accessories: Typically includes a hard case for transport and storage, and a pick (nail) for playing.
School: Kōdenryū is known as one of the largest Taishōgoto schools in Japan.
- Instrument Type: Koto
- Case Color: Red
- Accessories: Strings and tuning handle
- Decoration: Colorful picks
Thank you for looking.
The Taishōgoto is a string instrument born in Japan during the Taishō era. It is played by pressing keys while plucking the strings with a pick.
Kōdenryū is one of the major schools of Taishōgoto popular in Japan.
It features a beautiful wood grain design and a dedicated hard case.
Main Features of the Taishōgoto
Structure: This instrument produces sound by plucking strings while pressing keys (buttons). It is characterized by its intuitive playability using numbered musical notation (sujifū).
Accessories: Typically includes a hard case for transport and storage, and a pick (nail) for playing.
School: Kōdenryū is known as one of the largest Taishōgoto schools in Japan.
- Instrument Type: Koto
- Case Color: Red
- Accessories: Strings and tuning handle
- Decoration: Colorful picks
Thank you for looking.
Category
Japanese Musical Instrument
Condition
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