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Geisha playing a samisen, Japan, circa 1890. Date: circa 1890
Japanese women playing on samisen, fuye, taiko, and tsuzumiA group of Japanese women playing on samisen, fuye, taiko, and tsuzumi musical instruments Date: circa 1910
Japan - Music Teacher playing a Shamisen (or Samisen). The alcove behind her is called the tokonoma and is the pride of the house Date: 1932
Geisha with Samisen, Japan
Musician and samisen, Japan
Blind Japanese musicans, 1864Three blind Japanese musicians. One plays a koto, the other a samisen. Date: 1864
Musician with Shamisen, JapanMusician with Shamisen (a three-stringed instrument), Japan. Date: circa 1890s
Two geishas, stove and shamisen, JapanTwo geishas, stove and shamisen (a three-stringed musical instrument), Japan. Date: circa 1890s
Geisha with shamisen, JapanGeisha with shamisen (a three-stringed musical instrument), Japan. Date: circa 1890s
A shamisen player, lighting her pipeA Japanese lady in traditional costume lays her shamisen(a musical instrument with three strings, also written samsin), to one side, so she can light her kiseru or pipe, aided by another woman
Three girls playing shamisens, a Japanese musical instrumentAn ascending scale: three Japanese girls of difference sizes wear traditional costume and play their shamisens(a musical instrument with three strings, also written samisen)
A lady playing a shamisen, a Japanese musical instrumentA Japanese lady in traditional costume plays a shamisen (also written samsin), a musical instrument with three strings
The shamisen, a Japanese musical instrumentThe shamisen(also written samsin), a Japanese musical instrument with three strings
Samisen, Kokiu, BiwaThree stringed instruments : the SAMISEN (three strings, played with a plectrum); the KOKIU, like a small samisen but played with a bow; the BIWA, a lute-like instrument
Japan - the SamisenA Japanese musician plays the SAMISEN, a stringed instrument like a guitar, plucked with the fingers or a plectrum
Japanese DanceA Japanese lady dances in the intimacy of her home, while another member of the family provides the music on what appears to be a kind of samisen