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Gottan

Japanese musical instrument

The gottan (Hiragana: ごったん), also known as the hako shamisen ("box shamisen") or ita shamisen ("board shamisen"), is a traditional Japanese three-stringed

Gottan

Kyushu

Island and region of Japan

in cuisine and language. Kyushu has a traditional instrument called the gottan, which resembles the sanshin and shamisen. Crafts of the reason include

Kyushu

Traditional Japanese musical instruments

Aspect of Japanese music

(大正琴) – a zither with metal strings and keys Biwa – a pear-shaped lute Gottan or hako-jamisen Sanshin (三線, lit. 'three strings') – an Okinawan precursor

Traditional Japanese musical instruments

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Kankara sanshin

developed in the Ryukyu Islands during the Shōwa period. Like the wooden-bodied gottan, the kankara is an inexpensive alternative to other, professional Ryukyuan

Kankara sanshin

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Okinawa Prefecture

Prefecture of Japan

and language. Kyushu is also home to a traditional instrument called the gottan(ゴッタン), which closely resembles the Okinawan sanshin (三線). Furthermore, the

Okinawa Prefecture

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Sanshin

Ryukyuan musical instrument

variations such as the Tsugaru shamisen and Yanagawa shamisen. Among these, the gottan from Kyushu, retained many characteristics of the sanshin, distinguishing

Sanshin

List of musical instruments

instruments Goje chordophones 321.311 West Africa Bowed string instrument Gottan chordophones 3 Japan Plucked string instrument Gottuvadhyam chordophones

List of musical instruments

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Dhimal language

Sino-Tibetan language of Nepal

'that' ebalai 'these' obalai 'those' waŋ/odoŋ 'same' bʰenaŋ 'different' gottaŋ 'whole' bʰoika 'broken' atuisa 'few' hiŋtsʰa 'many' dzʰaraŋ 'all' tsali

Dhimal language

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Anat Peleg

Israeli journalist and author

Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation. Anat Gottan (Peleg) was born in Tel Aviv to Yaakov and Dahlia Gottan. She is married to politician Israel Peleg

Anat Peleg

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Jōchi-ji

Temple in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

feeling too young and not up to the task, he asked the Hōjōs to nominate Gottan Funei and Daikyu Shonen, both Chinese Zen masters that had come to Japan

Jōchi-ji

Biwa hōshi

Traveling performers in medieval Japan

of samurai and merchants". The former along with its wooden imitation, gottan were played for performance to procure alms, house to house; this was called

Biwa hōshi