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The following is a list of notable shakuhachi and hotchiku players, arranged by surname.

A

• Araki Atsumu (Kodō IV)

• Araki Hanzaburō (Kodō II, Chikuō)

• Araki Hanzaburō (Araki Kodo VI)

• Araki Shinnosuke (Kodō III)

• Araki Tatsuya (Kodō V, Chikuō II)

B

• Christopher Yohmei Blasdel
• Cornelius Boots (Cornelius Shinzen Boots)

D

• Watazumi Doso

E

• Douglas Ewart

I

• Yoshikazu Iwamoto

J

• Phil Nyokai James
• Tokumaru Jumei
• Notomi Judo

K

• Kaoru Kakizakai
• Daisuke Kaminaga
• Masayuki Koga
• Kinko Kurosawa

L

• Ken LaCosse
• Riley Lee

M

• Kōhachiro Miyata
• Minoru Muraoka

O

• Atsuya Okuda

R

• Randy Raine-Reusch
• Alcvin Ramos
• Brian Ritchie (Brian Tairaku Ritchie)
• Rodrigo Rodriguez
• Ned Rothenberg

S

• Ralph Samuelson
• James Nyoraku Schlefer
• Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin

W

• David Kansuke Wheeler

Y

• Gorō Yamaguchi
• Hōzan Yamamoto
• Katsuya Yokoyama
• Masakazu Yoshizawa

See also

• Shakuhachi

References

External links

• Shakuhachi players, makers, composers, etc.