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Fig. 7.—Chinese Pipas or Japanese Biwas.
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Fig. 8.—Chinese Moon-Guitar or Yue-kin.
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Fig. 9.—Chinese Ur-heen or Japanese Kokiu—the bowstring passes between the strings.
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Fig. 10.—Japanese Samisen, played with a wooden plectrum tipped with ivory.
