The Washington Toho Koto Society is a nonprofit group of koto players and friends, primarily in the Washington metropolitan area, founded in 1971 by Kyoko Okamoto to promote the understanding and appreciation of Japanese koto music. Kyoko Okamoto is a graduate of the Kyoto University of Foreign Studies. She was certified as Teacher of Koto following completion of her training in the Ikuta school of koto in Japan. The official website is http://www.kotosociety.org/
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Hikari To Kaze To (Lightning And Wind And...)
Seiza
Mori No Kobito (Festival of the Elves) - Silver Anniversary 1971 to 1996
Kagaribi
Haru no Uta
Nami (Waves)
Sakura Henso Kyoku (Variations on Cherry Blossom Song)
Tsuru no Koe (Call of the Crane)
Ochibasuru Koro (Season of Falling Leaves)
Sakura Ni Yoseru Genso (Fantasia on Cherry Blossoms)
Haru no Hikari (Radiance of Spring)
Yachiyo Fishi (Lion Dance)
Seoto (The Sound of Rapids)
Akogare (Yearning)
Rokudan No Shirabe (Six Variations)
Sakura Hensô Kyoku
Haru no Hikari
Yume
Tskui no Sabaku
Yachiyo Jishi
Nami
Aki no Uta
Tsuru no Koe
Hanaikada
Seoto
Yamazato No Haru (Spring in a Mountail Village) - Silver Anniversary 1971 to 1996
Sakura Henso Kyoku (Variations on Cherry Blossom Song) - Celebration 1973 - 1993
Haru no Uta (Songs of Spring)
Mori No Kobito (Festival of the Elves)
Aki no Uta (Songs of Autumn)
Seiza (Constellation)
Tori No Yoni (Like a Bird)
Yume (Dream)
Yamazato No Haru (Spring in a Mountail Village)
Hanaikada (Flower Petal Raft)
Haru no Hakari (Radiance of Spring)
Kagaribi (Torch)
Sakura Henso Hyoku (Variations on Cherry Blossom Song)
Hanakage Hensokyoku (In The Shadow of Cherry Blossoms)
Mari To Tonosama (The Shogun and the Bouncing Ball)
Shiroihana Ni Yosete (White Flower)
Rokudan No Shirabe To Kumoi Rokudan (Six Variations with Kumoi Accompaniment)
Hakone Hachiri Hensokyoku
Misaki No Todai (The Lighthouse on the Cape)
Chidori No Kyoku (The Plover)
Tsuki No Sabaku (Desert Moon)
Rokudan No Shirabe To Shoraifu (Six Variations with Accompaniment)
Ogawa No Hotori Nite (On the Banks of a Stream)
Hana Ikada (Flower Petal "Raft")
Tsuioku (Remembrance)
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