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The music of Japan includes a wide array of performers in distinct styles both traditional and modern. The traditional Taiko Drum remains a popular instrument even today, along with the Shamisen, Koto and Biwa. J-Pop was also once popular around the world and there are many music Festivals held around Japan.

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A hostel haven in the backwoods of Nikko!

Located in a rural area of Nikko is an amazing hostel run by a single person. A labor of love, this hostel offers a wonderful experience.

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Japanese Traditional Music and its Instruments

The Folk Music of Japan Japanese folk music has long fascinated me. It was through music that I first took an interest in Japanese culture, which inevitably lead into a much broader interest in Japan (somehow, I now find myself speaking the language and living…
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Culture Kanto | Tokyo Sightseeing
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Hamamatsu Museum of Music Instruments

Since more than half of all music instruments in Japan are made in Hamamatsu, a visit to the dedicated museum is a must when you happen to be in town.

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