Übersicht über verschiedene Shakuhachi Schulen:
Chikuho Ryû Sakai Chikuho I (1892-1985)
Dokyoku / Chikushinkai Watazumi Doso Roshi & Yokoyama Katsuya
Jikishô Ryu Tajima Tadashi
Kinko Ryû - 琴古流 Kurosawa Kinko I (1710-1771) (alter Kinko Stil) Neu-Kinko siehe oben
Kyushu Kei Stücke aus Kyushu / Itchoken
Mu-Ryû 無流 Miyata Kohachiro
Mujuan Jin Nyodo Stil
Myoan Shinpo Ryû Ozaki Shinryu (1820-1888)
Nezasa Ha / Kimpu Ryû - 根笹派 /錦風流
Oshu Kei Stücke aus Oshu (Nordjapan)
Seien Ryû Kanemoto Seien (circa 1880)
Taizan Ha - 対山派 Higuchi Taizan (1856-1914)
Tozan Ryu - 都山流 Nakao Tozan (1876-1956)
Ueda Ryû Ueda Hōdō (1892-1974)
Moderne Schulen
Azuma Ryû Fukuda Rando
Sawai Tadao Sawai (1937-1997)
Sankyoku Schulen
Ikuta Ryû - 生田 Founder: Ikuta Kengyo (1656-1715)
Nogawa Ryū Jiuta Jiuta style as played by Living National Treasure Kikuhara Hatsuko
Yamada Ryū - 山田 Founder: Yamada Kengyo (1757-1817)
Yanagawa Ryû - 柳川流 Yanagawa Kengyo
Shinkyoku
Miyagi Miyagi Michio (1894-1956)
Auswahl wichtiger Komuso Tempel:
Fudaiji Fudaiji Temple Hamamatsu, Totomi-no-Kuni (Shizuoka Prefecture)
Futaiken Oshu Dewa - Masuda, Mutsu-no-kuni (Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture)
Ichigetsuji Ichigetsuji Temple Kogane, Shimosa-no-kuni (Chiba Prefecture)
Itchoken Itchoken Temple Hakata, Kyushu, Southern Japan
Kokutaiji Kokutaiji Temple Toyama Prefecture
Rinseiken Rinseiken Temple Kurumei Kyushu Island
Ryogenji Ryogenji Temple Oihira, Izu-no-kuni (Shizuoka Prefecture)
My new hanko is finished (Chikuma). If you bought a flute made by me in the past you can send it to me and I will burn in the hanko (name seal) for free.
