Katsuya Yokoyama
Katsuya Yokoyama was a prominent shakuhachi player admired for his expressive style and was instrumental in bringing the shakuhachi to international audiences.
The shakuhachi is a traditional Japanese bamboo flute used in various styles of music, known for its soulful and meditative sound.
Katsuya Yokoyama was a prominent shakuhachi player admired for his expressive style and was instrumental in bringing the shakuhachi to international audiences.
Riley Lee is known as the first non-Japanese Dai Shihan (Grand Master) of the shakuhachi and has captivated audiences worldwide with his performances.
Goro Yamaguchi was honored as a Living National Treasure of Japan and famed for his recordings that beautifully capture the essence of the shakuhachi.
Yoshio Kurahashi, who continues the Kinko-ryu tradition, is renowned for his traditional playing and his commitment to teaching the next generation of shakuhachi enthusiasts.