Koto Classroom Student Recruitment

浅草神社でお箏（こと）の教室を開催します。
日本伝統の和楽器に触れてみてはいかがでしょうか？
初心者の方大歓迎です。

Two of the instructors graduated from the Koto Ikuta Ryu Selection of the Japanese Music Department of Tokyo University of the Arts
He belongs to the "Koto Song Miyagikai" founded by Michio Miyagi, the composer of "Spring Sea".

Application Requirements

place	Asakusa Shrine Office
Instructor Name	Dr. Eiko Hosokawa Dr. Takahiro Hosokawa
Training Dates	Twice a month Wednesday
Number	1 course: 3-4 people
Monthly tax	JPY 5,000 * Additional expenses necessary for events such as presentations will be collected.
score	The instructor will prepare it. Please purchase it when using the published score.
Target age	No limit * Preschoolers must be accompanied by a guardian.
Purchased Goods	3 koto nails about 8,000 yen (Attached to the thumb, index finger, and middle finger of the right hand)
Sponsorship	Asakusa Shrine

What is koto?

The koto is one of Japan's traditional musical instruments.
In general, it is called "koto" and is sometimes referred to as "koto", but "koto" and "koto" are different musical instruments.
The biggest difference is that the koto uses a movable support called a pillar to adjust the pitch of the strings, while the koto does not have a pillar and determines the pitch at the place where the strings are pressed.

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