Yamamoto Bamboo Craftsman Bamboo 7 White String Promoted Version Traditional Musical Bamboo Flute Transverse Flute (YAMAMOTOTAKIZAYIKUYA) Shinobue,

Note: Red string roll is eight-tone. Black string-maki is seven-tone. Ginpaku string-maki is six-tone. Ginpaku-maki = six-tone B♭ Diameter = 2.1cm Length = 46cm Weight = 70g Accessories: Shinobue x1, whistle bag x1 Material: Made of high quality bamboo that is more than five years old, with correct pronunciation and standard length. The thickness is suitable and the density is good. It's sturdy and can withstand falls. This is a Shinobue recommended for beginners. The Shinobue is a traditional Japanese instrument used in festival music and Kagura, but it is also recommended when paired with Western instruments such as do-re-mi style instruments. We handle flutes with a wide range of scales, so we can accommodate everyone from beginners to advanced players. There are three types: Rokuhon tone in the key of B♭, Seven tone in the key of B, and Eight tone in the key of C, so please choose according to the song you are playing. Sophisticated design, timeless white and silver winding. The back of the main body is painted vermilion, which provides excellent corrosion protection. A bamboo shinobue for singing with 7 holes and 6 holes. 6 tone = B♭ tone Material: High quality bamboo, sea urchin, resin for more than five years. Size: φ2.1×46cm Weight: 70g Accessories: Linen fabric bag, whistle bag This is a Shinobue made from natural bamboo with care and care by craftsmen. Shinobue is a traditional Japanese instrument used in festival music and kagura. Above all, it soothes and captivates the hearts of those who hear it due to its good sound. Although it is a small instrument, the lightness of the festival music cannot be achieved without the sound of the shinobue. The gentle tones of the flute will make you forget about your everyday life. Although it is a simple instrument made of just a hole made in bamboo, it has a deep and diverse expressive power. The tonal range is just under three octaves, so you can enjoy it as a solo or ensemble.