Japanese Instrumental

Japanese Instrumental is an hour of koto, shamisen, shakuhachi and the modern players who grew up on them: Ryo Natoyama, Kohrogi, SAKUMAMATATA, tokibu, harryfaoki, Hiraoka Kotaro, 田中芳典. A hundred tracks, no vocals — six hours a week on Random, mornings.

Random is one of the channels of Wa3, the eclectic one — classic rock, funk and disco, jazz, bossa nova, film scores and world music, anything that doesn't fit the other two. Every channel is a separate round-the-clock stream with its own line-up: switch between them in the player.

To listen, open the player and press play — no app, no account, free. Japanese Instrumental is on at the times below; outside them the channel keeps streaming its other shows, and you can tune in from any player with the MP3 stream.

harryfaoki, Kohrogi, Ryo Natoyama, SAKUMAMATATA, tokibu, yo suzuki, 田中芳典, 3KTrack

Questions

When is Japanese Instrumental on?

Japanese Instrumental airs Monday, Wednesday, Friday 09:00–10:00 · Thursday 08:00–09:00 · Saturday and Sunday 07:00–08:00, Paris time (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer), on the Random channel of Wa3 radio.

What kind of music is Japanese Instrumental?

Japanese Instrumental plays The Sound of Japanese Instrumental — an eclectic channel: rock, funk, disco, jazz, world and film music.

How do I listen to Japanese Instrumental?

Press “Listen” on this page: it opens wa3.live on the Random channel, in any browser on phone or computer — free, no account. Wa3 also streams as plain MP3 for radio apps.