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[英文]Several drums, various sizes.

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[英文]Members of the Sao tribe reside near Sun Moon Lake. The women pictured here are holding special pestles used for making music.

吹笛的太魯閣婦女

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[英文]Translated Japanese caption: @A Taroko Aborigine Woman Playing the Flute. They tattoo their faces and remain the same as in primitive times.

演奏弓琴的婦女

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[英文]This photo can be found in Yuasa Hiroshi$s publication of Segawa Kokichi$s field notes and photographs.

編鐘與古箏

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[英文]Bronze ceremonial bells called bianzhong (編鐘), mounted on wooden frames; chimestones, called bianqing (編磬), and stringed instrument, or guqin (古琴)

大南社魯凱族的木雕

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[英文]Two large wood statues of male figurines with snake-motif head-dresses. A row of clapper-less bells are also visible, attached to the wall.

吹口琴的蕃婦

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[英文]Maids of the aborigines playing flutes of bamboo are black-complexioned, but they are said to be beautiful maibs in a village.

三個排灣族樂手

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[英文]Seated Paiwan males playing Jew$s harps and a nose flute in richly ornamented clothing and head-dresses.Riban no tomo places the scene in Fengshan

布農族婦女吹口琴

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[英文]This photograph was taken in Kanetowan village, Taizhong prefecture.

（臺灣日月潭）邵族杵歌

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[英文]The caption refers to the Sao (Thao) as @transformed barbarians@ 化蕃 (huafan), referring to the Japanese belief that this ethnic group had been inf

演奏弓琴的鄒族男女

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[英文]Translated Japanese caption: @Man and woman playing musical instruments (Tsou tribe).@ The woman in this photo was a resident of Tapangu village i