Museum Window
Lofi music for study and work, played beside the great prints of Edo Japan.
Six prints, one quiet hour. Each work stays on screen for ten minutes while a few short notes drift by — who made it, what Edo was like, and what the rest of the world was doing at the time.
The prints
Scroll to unroll. Select a print to read its notes.
Edo Window
Twelve original tracks — koto, shakuhachi and shamisen over soft lofi beats. No vocals, no breaks, about an hour.
Start with a minute
A city of a million, drawn street by street.A plum tree with a name — and a painter who copied it.Past seventy, Hokusai turned a mountain red.Van Gogh copied this print.Why is this wave so blue?It almost never snows in Kanbara.A city of a million, drawn street by street.A plum tree with a name — and a painter who copied it.Past seventy, Hokusai turned a mountain red.Van Gogh copied this print.Why is this wave so blue?It almost never snows in Kanbara.
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