
The Institute of Japanese Traditional Music was established in 1995 as a new educational and research institution specializing in new Japanese traditional music.
The Institute was established to enable large numbers of people to acquire correct knowledge about Japanese traditional music and enrich their musicality, as well as to nurture people who will be able to make contributions in a wide range of areas of music culture, including performing, creation, education, research, and production.
The Institute is dedicated to examining Japanese music from a broad perspective and based on various traditions, and exploring the potential for development of Japanese music in the future. Through an innovative curriculum and a revolutionary education program that employs experimental methods, the Institute has been turning out and dispatching throughout Japan and the rest of the world large numbers of people who are capable of promptly and flexibly responding to and functioning in these rapidly changing and ever-diversifying times.
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The Institute of Japanese Traditional Music, which was established in 1995 as an educational and research institution specializing in Japanese traditional music, was transferred in April in its 11th term to Senzoku Gakuen College of Music (Mizonokuchi Campus in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture), and started conducting classes in its new surroundings under its new name: Senzoku Gakuen College of Music Institute of Japanese Traditional Music. The Institute, with its well-equipped facilities and enriching environment, offers a selection of highly provocative courses that are ideal for students who wish to learn. Making the fullest use of its very convenient location within the grounds of the College of Music, the Institute will strive to make further contributions from a wide variety of aspects to the development of Japanese music through such efforts as exchanges with other