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koto

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ko·to  (kt)
n. pl. ko·tos
A Japanese musical instrument similar to a zither, having usually 13, but sometimes as few as 1 or as many as 17, silk strings stretched over an oblong box.

[Japanese.]

koto [ˈkəʊtəʊ]
n pl kotos
(Music / Instruments) a Japanese stringed instrument, consisting of a rectangular wooden body over which are stretched silk strings, which are plucked with plectrums or a nail-like device
[Japanese]
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Noun1.kotokoto - Japanese stringed instrument that resembles a zither; has a rectangular wooden sounding board and usually 13 silk strings that are plucked with the fingers
stringed instrument - a musical instrument in which taut strings provide the source of sound


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26) The Fureai Koto Union, the Sumida Union and the Edogawa Union established a similar pact, creating the Shitamachi Union on 15 September, 1998.
In the recent collaboration with the Koto Hospital in Tokyo, the company has confirmed that a long-time ingestion (at least 6 months) of tomato juice helps alleviate the subjective symptoms of BA while improving the peak expiratory flow rate, an index of BA.
The toughest one saunters over to a koto just about her size and strums it during the darker interludes.
 
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