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Akita Obako
01:28
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Sunayama
02:33
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Soran bushi
02:21
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Harusame
04:13
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Hanagasa ondo
01:44
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A Summer in Atsugi
03:09
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Kyorei
05:47
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Haru no Yoake
04:50
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Momamigawa no Uta
03:06
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Snow on the Leaves
03:24
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Chidori no kyoku
05:55
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Shirabe-Sagariha
04:22
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Matsu Take Ensemble Montréal, Québec
The Matsu Take Ensemble is the only Japanese traditional music ensemble in Quebec. It is comprised of 2 shakuhachi palyers, 2 koto players, one dancer and shamisen player, as well as a taiko player. The ensemble perform folk songs ands dances, traditional pieces, as well as pieces from a Zen buddhist monk repertory. ... more
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