Shakuhachi Renbo nagashi

Sound of Japan

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[arivas713]

pardon me for my ignorance, but didn't the fuke-zen tradition die out during feudal japan? i hope i am sadly mistaken and i do hope that this unique tradition continues to live and thrive to this day.

[ubonekatikuzus]

@arivas713

Thank you !

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[magick205]

Very nice. Is that honkyoku? What song and tradition, tozan-ryu, or kinko-ryu? I've recently purchased a yuu and am just starting to learn the art. Any hints?

[ubonekatikuzus]

Thank you. Mr. magick205.

This sound was composed by Nando Tsuruta, may be, in eary Souwa Period.

This belongs in Koten-honkyoku.

You know, of course, my skill is not perfect yet.

[ubonekatikuzus]

Mr.magi205

Addition:

The name is "Renbo-Nagashi"

[MarianWI]

This is a very nice video. I love the look of the komosou outfit, straw hat and the shakuhachi he is playing. Looking at this video and hearing the shakuhachi gives me such a peaceful and tranquil feeling. I wish I had a big poster of a komosou monk in an ancient town that is high up in a mountain as he's playing his shakuhachi. Japan is a beautiful place. I hope it's people always remember to keep the old or ancient ways of Japan alive. Very nice video.. so peaceful.

[ubonekatikuzus]

Mr.MarianWI,

Thank you.

Shakuhachi sound is good.

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[hoshiyokaulitz]

Kamusou??

eeh... Õkami? :D <3

there is a Komusu and he is telling the way of buddha to every one (:

[VegaEtereo]

Nice. :3

[dashin999]

The sound of the flute is so beautiful and made the listener so peaceful when they heard it...

Thank you for upload, arigato.... ^^

[MarianWI]

You are very welcome Ubonekatikuzus. The music brings me back memories of visiting my relatives in Yamaguchi and Hagi, Japan. Ms. MarianWI