The document discusses three traditional Japanese musical instruments and styles: the shakuhachi, a flute used for meditation and Buddhist religious practice; taiko, a Japanese drum originally used in war but now incorporated into modern jazz; and min'yo, Japanese folk songs that can be about work, religion, festivals, or children. The document provides brief descriptions of each musical form.

1. TRADITIONAL JAPANESE
MUSIC
By:
● Haorán Lin
● Xavier Estellés Herrero

2. Shakuhachi
● It is a flute.
● It is used for meditation.
● It is a form of budhist
religious practice.

3. Taiko
● It is a Japanese drum.
● It was originaly used in war, to
intimidate the enemy.
● Daihachi Oguchi used it in
modern jazz groups.

4. Min`yo
● There are 4 types:
● Songs about work.
● Religious songs (sato
kagura).
● Songs for weddings and
festivals.
● Songs for children
(warabe uta).

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