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3 Concerts Tours in Japan Worth the Booking

3 tours  ·  ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.9 average  ·  from $32

Every itinerary has one free day too few. These 3 concerts tours justify the slot — priced, timed, and sorted so you can decide in minutes.

Kyoto: Traditional Concert at Townhouse or Bathhouse - Historic Bathhouse Hall: Duets and Resonance That Makes the Music Larger
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Kyoto: Traditional Concert at Townhouse or Bathhouse

Concerts Played with Traditional Instruments in Kyoto - The concert flow: from first notes to Q&A and photos
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Concerts Played with Traditional Instruments in Kyoto

2.Concerts Played with Traditional Instruments in Kyoto

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 50 reviews · from $39Top rated

Kyoto home concert featuring koto and shamisen. Learn the instruments, hear classical and modern music, then Q&A, photos, optional hands-on koto. 50 min.

“The best experience we’ve had in Kyoto. A stunning intimate performance which offered insight into traditional Japanese music and instruments. We would highly recommend to anyone visiting Kyoto to attend this experience”

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Kyoto: Japanese Koto & Shamisen Concert and Koto Class - The First Steps: Koto and Shamisen 101 Without the Academic Stuff
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Kyoto: Japanese Koto & Shamisen Concert and Koto Class

3.Japanese Koto & Shamisen Concert and Koto Class

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 31 reviews · 1 hour - 100 minutes · from $38

Intimate Kyoto koto and shamisen concert in a traditional home, with Q&A, photos, and a guided beginner koto try-out for $38.

“This koto experience was incredible and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in Japanese traditional instruments/music! The performer is very talented and her koto playing leaves you feeling emotional - her ability to project her voice was singing is impressive too. The translator/presenter was very knowledgeable about the koto/shamisen and provided some interesting facts about their origins and how to read the music score. Both the performer and presenter were helpful when I was learning how to play the koto in the session, helping me with techniques and when playing a piece with the performer. Everyone involved in this project are so friendly and enthusiastic about their craft! Next…”

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