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When was Visitors - Koto song - created?
Visitors - Koto song - was created in 1985-01.
What are the Japanese lyrics for Namida Ga Afureta?
namida ga afuretanamida ga afuretakimi no koto suki to iezu nigomenyozora ga nijindayozora ga nijindakimi no koto suki to iezu nigomenmuzukashii kotoba nara kangae tsuku kedotayasui kotoba no hou ga ienai tte omoutameiki wo tsuitatameiki wo tsuitakimi no koto suki to iezu nigomenhoshikuzu ga ochitahoshikuzu ga ochitakimi no koto suki to iezu nigomenmuzukashii kotoba nara kangae tsuku kedotayasui kotoba no hou ga ienai tte omounamida ga afuretanamida ga afuretanamida ga afuretanamida ga afuretakonna koto mo ienai degomen
What family is the koto in?
it is from the string family because you use strings to pluck or strum etc..
What is the Japanese traditional instrument which has 13 strings?
The Koto, a Japanese instrument derived off the Chinese Guzhen, has thirteen strings. It has 13 strings and 13 movable bridges that can be adjusted before playing to change the pitch of the strings.
What is the national musical instrument of Japan?
Quite a few instruments actually come from Japan. Some of the most following are: Taiko drums Tsuzumi drums Koto (a traditional stringed Japanese musical instrument) Shamisen (a 3-stringed musical instrument) Biwa Shakuhachi (flutes)
Who are Midori's parents?
mr and mrs midori
What liquear is green galliano grenadine or midori?
Midori
When was Sachi Koto born?
Sachi Koto was born in 1951.
What is Bantango Koto's population?
Bantango Koto's population is 327.
When was Basrizal Koto born?
Basrizal Koto was born in 1959.
When did Koto Hoxhi die?
Koto Hoxhi died in 1895.
When was Koto Hoxhi born?
Koto Hoxhi was born in 1824.
When did Koto Ishiwatari die?
Koto Ishiwatari died in 1947.
When was Koto Ishiwatari born?
Koto Ishiwatari was born in 1874.
When was Koto - film - created?
Koto - film - was created in 1980.
When was Sasameki Koto created?
Sasameki Koto was created in 2009.
What does the name midori mean?
Midori is Japanese for green. :D
