This is a ring bell with 10 bells. The handle is easy to hold, so even children can hold it firmly and play it. It can also be used as a teaching material in educational settings.
This instrument is the source of the music heard on NHK Educational TV's ""Pythagora Switch"" and ""The Unmotivated Darth Vader Theme""! Just like a melodica, you blow into it and play the keys to produce sound. Each key has its own whistle. Unlike a recorder, it can also produce chords.
Bird call for imitating bird songs. Press both grips together and twist to produce sound. Enjoy various sounds by adjusting the pressure and twisting speed.
An octave-spanning 8-note color-coded music pad. Enjoy making music using your body—press, tap, or step on it. Pressing pushes air out of the pad, causing the internal reed to vibrate and produce sound.
TOMBO Mini Harmonica. A pendant-shaped harmonica measuring 35mm in length, producing one octave (8 notes). Despite its ultra-compact size, it is tuned to C major, allowing you to play many songs. Finished in a beautiful gold, it's also a popular accessory.
An onomatopoeic whistle reproducing the distinctive call of a crow. Made by ACME, a traditional British whistle brand. Recommended for theatrical or wind ensemble sound effects.
SUZUKI Handbells. A 12-note set that expands the range above and below the MBD-8 and MBD-5. Features steel bells with plastic bases and hammers. Recommended for music therapy, educational settings, and use by young children.