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The Nohkan differs significantly from Western concert instruments because it is not designed around a standardized pitch system. Strictly speaking, the Nohkan does not have a fixed concert pitch and does not follow a standardized diatonic or chromatic scale. Its pitch relationships are determined by traditional construction methods and performance practice rather than by equal temperament. The Nohkan fundamentally covers a range of two octaves.
Contents: Plastic Nohkan (One size), Nohkan Plastic Case, Instructional Leaflet and CD (Japanese Only)
Master the Art of Noh Fue: Dive into the rich world of traditional Japanese theater with this complete Nohkan Self-Study Set. Specially curated for beginners and intermediate players to learn the distinct, hauntingly beautiful melodies of Noh music at their own pace.
Complete All-In-One Learning Kit: Includes a premium-crafted plastic Nohkan flute, an instructional study guide, easy-to-read fingering charts, and classic practice pieces. Everything you need to go from your first breath to playing traditional songs.
Authentic Tone & Craftsmanship: Expertly designed to replicate the unique pitch and internal throat structure (nodo) of traditional bamboo Nohkan. Delivers the piercing, high-pitched "hishigi" sound and deep resonant tones required for authentic theatrical atmosphere.
Durable & Travel-Friendly: Made from high-quality, climate-resistant materials to prevent cracking, ensuring consistent pitch and longevity. Comes with a beautiful, protective soft storage case to keep your instrument safe from dust and moisture.

