

1.Haru no Umi(Duet) 2.Haru no Umi (Karaoke for shakuhachi with. Shakuhachi played with small volume) 3.Haru no Umi (Karaoke for shakuhachi) 4.Haru no Umi (Karaoke for koto. Koto played with small volume) 5.Haru no Umi (Karaoke for koto) Western score incl.
Contents: Koku(Performed on 2.62), Tamuke(Performed on 2.4), San'ya(Performed on 2.9), ,Shi(Performed on 2.22), San'an(Performed on 2.22), Shin no Kyorei(Performed on 2.62), Daha (Performed on 2.22), Rinsen Chosho(Performed on 2.9),
See the youtube interview of the author, Takeo Izumi.
Reprinted edition of a SP record that was recorded between 1935-1945.*Click here for audio on amazon.co.jp*1.Yuri-Sashi(Ajikan) 2.Hon-shirabe 3.Reibo 4.Azuma-jishi5.Tsuru-no-sugomori 6.Tamuke 7.Koku 8.Watazumi-no-shirabe9.Yuri-sashi 10.Sanya 11.Sagariha 12.Reibo 13.Yamato-shirabe14.Saji 15.Tsuru-no-sugomori
1.Koku 2.Myoan Taizan-ha Shika no Tone 3.Takiochi no Kyoku 4.Rempoken Kizenken Hikyoku Tsuru no SugomoriKokan(ancient) shakuhachis used for the recordings are rare collection of Hamamatsu Museum of Musical Instruments. (Such as Kogetsu and Matano Shinryu.)
1.Yamatochoshi(With Shomei Jinashi 3.3) 2.Kyorei(With Shinryo 2.0) 3.Koku(With Kogetsu 1.9) 4.Mukaiji(With Shinryo 2.0) 5.The Sound of Kokyo (Kokyo 1.6)