eajamisen
Eajamisen is a type of bowed string instrument originating from the Ainu people of Japan. It is a traditional musical instrument in the Ainu culture and is also known as "gay shamisen" or "āiramisen" in some Ainu dialects.
The eajamisen is a short-necked shamisen with a fretted long neck and is typically played with three
In Ainu music, the eajamisen is often played in ensembles with other instruments such as the kipuusi
The construction of the eajamisen is similar to that of the Japanese shamisen, but with some distinct
The eajamisen has a rich cultural significance in Ainu society, reflecting the rich traditions and history
The eajamisen is currently used by many Ainu musicians and is an important part of preserving Ainu