Information about shakuhachi
komuso.com
International Shakuhachi Society. Information on lineages, pieces, performers, and recordings.
lindsaydugan.com/articles
Articles and translations by Lindsay Dugan
rileylee.net/about-the-shakuhachi
Riley Lee's website has info and articles on shakuhachi, including his PhD thesis
shikan.org/bjones/shaku/
Archive of the Shakuhachi Mailing List, maintained by B. Jones
Shakuhachi players
www2.gol.com/users/yohmei/
Christopher Yohmei Blasdel, performer, teacher, and author
lindsaydugan.com
Lindsay Dugan, performer and teacher, based in Melbourne
kakizakai.com/indexe.html
Kaoru Kakizakai, performer and teacher, regular instructor at ASS festivals
bronwynkirkpatrick.com
Bronwyn Kirkpatrick, performer and teacher, based in the Blue Mountains
rileylee.net
Riley Lee, performer, teacher, and founder of the Australian Shakuhachi Society
carlrathus.net
Carl Rathus, who also studied with Sakai Chikuho II in Japan. Based in Brisbane.
Shakuhachi and merchandise
shakuhachi.com.au
David Brown, renowned Australian maker of wood and bamboo shakuhachi
shakuhachi.com
Monty Levenson's Taihei shakuhachi. The first and biggest commercial site dedicated to the shakuhachi and other related instruments.
mejiro-japan.com
Mejiro Co. Ltd, a store in Tokyo that caters to shakuhachi enthusiasts worldwide.
windelfflutes.com
Noel Dowling, maker of beginner's bamboo flutes, based in Queensland.
Shakuhachi community links
facebook.com/groups/AustralianShakuhachiSociety
Australian Shakuhachi Society Facebook page
shakuhachisociety.eu
European Shakuhachi Society, host to the ESS Shakuhachi Forum
hogaku.com
Hogaku Journal, a monthly Japanese publication covering all aspects of traditional music in Japan (Japanese only).
shaku8.com/kenshukan/
International Shakuhachi Kenshukan, founded by Katsuya Yokoyama.
www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~komuken/frame2.html
Komuso Research Association, hosted by M. Kosuge (Japanese only).
shakucamp.com
Shakuhachi Summer Camp of the Rockies.
Other links
taikoz.com
The site of TaikOz, Australia's taiko (Japanese festival drums) group, founded by Ian Cleworth and Riley Lee.
