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The cast of Hana to musume to shiroi michi - 1961 includes: Kyoji Aoyama as Seikichi Miyazawa Toyo Fukuda Akira Hisamatsu Yasuhiro Kameyama as Ken Chieko Misaki as Masu Shinako Nakagawa as Takako Asao Sano as Miyazawa Toshie Takada as Sakiko Fudeko Tanaka Teruaki Toki Toshiko Yanagi Sayuri Yoshinaga as Miyako
DWLS was created in 1955.
Conus orbignyi was created in 1831.
Drosera rupicola was created in 1982.
The Swinger was created in 1966.
The two cats are named Shamisen and Shamisen 2 .
A shamisen is an instrument that is similar in some ways to a guitar or a banjo. It has a long, thin neck, which can often be dismantled for easier transportation. The body is covered with a taut skin, and the front has the strings stretched along the instrument. Construction of the shamisen varies according to the music genre it is intended to be used for.
A shamisen is an instrument which is used in japan. it has three strings which you have to pluck and it is a very long intrument which in a proformance you would place along the floor.
The sentence 'shamisen music is beautiful' translates to三味線の音楽は美しいです (shamisen no ongaku wa utsukushii desu) in Japanese.
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Koto, shamisen ,shakuhach
Geisha traditionally play the shamisen, shakuhachi, and drums.
Some examples include the koto, biwa, shamisen, and shakuhachi.
A shamisen is a traditional Japanese stringed instrument, typically measuring about 39 to 41 inches (100 to 105 cm) in total length. Its body, or "doko," is roughly 12 to 14 inches (30 to 35 cm) wide and 3 to 4 inches (7 to 10 cm) deep. The instrument has a long neck and three strings, which can vary slightly in size depending on the specific type of shamisen and its intended use.
Shamisen is also known as samisen or jamisen. It is a Japanese three stringed instrument. It is played with a bachi.?æ
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The instrument with three strings is often referred to as a "three-stringed instrument," with examples including the shamisen from Japan and the balalaika from Russia. The shamisen is a traditional Japanese instrument played with a plectrum, while the balalaika features a triangular body and is played by strumming or plucking. Both instruments have distinct cultural significance and are used in various musical genres.