Besides shakuhachi, Zheng and Sanweixian, what other traditional Japanese musical instruments are there?

Sapporo, Guzheng, Sanweixian and Pipa are the most important traditional musical instruments in Japan.

Shakuhachi (shakuhachi) is a vertical wind instrument made of bamboo tube, with five holes. Shachi was widely played by a group of monks in the Tokugawa era. Playing shakuhachi should be combined with the spirit of Zen to achieve the effect of epiphany, which is called blowing Zen. Therefore, in the process of playing, whether inhaling or blowing to release sound through musical instruments, we should interpret it with the greatest spirit.

Guzheng is a large 13 string guzheng, which is played with the first three fingers of the right hand kneeling, with the body flat in front of the player.

Sanweixian is a three-stringed instrument originated from banzuqin. The performance of the shell is related to the traditional Japanese kabuki. Its theme song comes from a part of the traditional folk song "Changtai" in the Edo period of Japan, so the playing time is not long, only about two and a half minutes.

Pipa is a Japanese pipa with five strings and wooden strings. Ogino Mato (folding fan as target) is a solo of Pipa, with a total length of 39 seconds, and its style and characteristics are very musical. The origin of this music is closely related to a legendary fan dance.