Tokugutan
Tokugutan is a traditional Japanese musical instrument, a type of lute, that has been used in various forms since the 16th century. It is characterized by its three strings, which are played with a plectrum, and its distinctive, resonant sound. The instrument is typically made of wood and has a pear-shaped body with a long neck and a sound hole. Tokugutan is often used in traditional Japanese music, such as gagaku and shomyo, as well as in contemporary music.
The name Tokugutan is derived from the Japanese word "toku," meaning "three," and "gutan," which refers to
Tokugutan is a versatile instrument that can be used in a variety of musical contexts. It is