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Koji Abiko, a stringed instrument maker from Tokyo. After studying philosophy at university, he was involved in the repair of shrines and temples as a miyadaiku (a carpenter specializing in traditional Japanese architecture), gaining a deep understanding of wood and advanced processing techniques. He was then captivated by the world of stringed instruments and pursued a career in making and repairing them. In addition to training in Japan, he studied at a school in Parma, Italy, and honed his skills under master craftsmen such as Renato Scrollavezza, Luca Primon, and Greg Alf. He has received high praise for his acoustic adjustments and handling of wood, establishing himself as a stringed instrument maker with an international perspective. Currently, he runs "Stringed Instrument Workshop La Stellina" in Kunitachi, Tokyo, where he makes a wide range of instruments, mainly violins, from Baroque instruments to modern models. His instruments, which combine a transparent sound with a core tone, are supported by many musicians, including professional players. This is an Amati model violin made in 2025. This violin, with its slightly rounded outline, has a beautiful, soft, and deep tone. With a new production technique adopted in 2025, it achieves the response and sustain of an old instrument while still being new. We believe it can perform in any situation as a ready-to-play instrument. Please experience it for yourself. La stellina strings You can try this instrument at the workshop or in the vicinity of Kanto. Please contact us if you are interested.
3 months ago