Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten Made - Kotsuzumi Drum with Hard Case and Cord - Noh, Kabuki, Kyogen, Traditional Performing Arts

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Made by Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten
Synthetic leather Kotsuzumi (small hand drum)
Kotsuzumi lacing cord
Hard case

Adjustable tone
Comes with a tone adjustment tool

[Condition]
There are some signs of use, but no noticeable scratches.
It is still in good condition and ready to be used.

This is subjective, so please check the images.

[Purchase Source]
Major dealer auction

*Manufacturer's description below:
This synthetic leather Kotsuzumi is designed to be less affected by temperature and humidity, making it relatively easy to store and maintain. The body is plain black, and the lacing is made of nylon.

[About Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten and this product]
Founded in Bunkyu 1 (1861), this long-established store continues to inherit the craftsmanship and spirit of a group of artisans pursuing the highest quality.
They meticulously crafted a complete set of instruments for the funeral of Emperor Taisho, and since then, they have been patronized by the Imperial Household Agency for a long time. In 1964, they provided a complete set of large fire drums for the Tokyo Olympics. They have also supplied instruments for the Kabuki-za Theatre, National Theatre, and National Noh Theatre. Their business is wide-ranging, including the manufacturing and sale of drums for portable shrines, palaces, shrines and temples, festival floats, folk performing arts, Noh and Gagaku instruments, and festival equipment, as well as the repair, restoration, and rental of portable shrines and drums. This is a product from a prestigious, long-established store that continues to evolve.

[Size]
Diameter: approx. 20 cm
Width: approx. 25 cm
Weight: approx. 971g

[Retail Price]
Kotsuzumi body: 262,020 yen
Hard case: 22,000 yen
Kotsuzumi lacing cord: 12,100 yen

As this is a high-value item, returns will not be accepted to prevent fraudulent exchanges.

Please feel free to ask any questions if you have any concerns.