Traditional instruments Music of Japan

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biwa (琵琶)
fue (笛)
hichiriki (篳篥)　
hocchiku (法竹)
hyōshigi (拍子木)
kane (鐘)
kakko (鞨鼓)
kokyū (胡弓)
koto (琴)
niko (二胡)
okawa (aka Ōtsuzumi) (大鼓)
ryūteki (竜笛)
sanshin (三線)
shakuhachi (bamboo flute) (尺八)
shamisen (三味線)
shime-daiko (締太鼓)
shinobue (篠笛)
shō (笙)
suikinkutsu (water zither) (水琴窟)
taiko (i.e. wadaiko) 太鼓～和太鼓
tsuzumi (鼓) (aka kotsuzumi)






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