A two-stringed fiddle instrument which is one of the most well-known in the "Hu-qi family

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Sometimes called as Chinese Violin

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Also known as bonghu, pang-hu, qin-hu

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The leading musical accompaniment in Bang-zi ballads specifically for local operas in Central China and is usually used in solo performances that express a passionate and joyful feeling

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Instrument created for plucking it has a short neck and made of a wooden belly

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Known as the chinese guitar and moon guitar and it varies in shape

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Came from Ruan but it has thinner sounds with a short neck and flat sound box

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Seven stringed instrument which has a long and slender body made from a pine tree

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One of the esrliest Chinese musical instruments made from bamboo this instrument has a curved and elomgated surface with 21 stretched strings

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Instrument is similar to the harp and aside from the right-hand technique, can also be played by the left hand in vibrato

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Precussion instrument consisting of two bells made ofbeonze. It adds beauty to rhythmic instruments music enembles and theater

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Considered a traditional Chinese flute which can be played through double or triple tonguing fluttered and tonguing and fluttered

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Also considered as a long flute it is played in Chinese music for solo

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One of the oldest Chinese instruments and is also calles as the Chinese mouth organ it consists of 13-17 bamboo pipes in various lenghts that are placed together

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A traditional Japanese garment and the national dress of Japan a T-shaped, wrapped-front garment with square sleeves and a rwctangular body. And is worn with the left side wrapped over the right side

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Jaoan is known around the world for its cherry blossom festivals known as (a)  

Important custom and are held in Japan during the spring

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Started from the clay figure. Most of the Japanese sculpture s deruvwd from the idol worship in Buddhism or animistic rites of Shinto deity

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Among the old deities of Japanese Shinto Religion (a)   (the God of sea and marine life) is the most-favored

Iconic God

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A Japanese God of luck. Wealth. And prosperity he is also the patron God of fishermen perpetually smiling and often dresses as a fishermen

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One of theseven lucky God, and is in fact the only one original in Japan

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Preferred artistic expression in Japan and practiced by bith amateur and professional

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Reflects a refined and serene sense of dignity. Japanese art is valued not only foe its simplicity but also for uts colorful exuberance

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