qin; guqin
A seven-stringed Chinese zither, distinct from the Japanese koto (箏). Used in traditional Chinese music.
He is a master of the qin and often performs old Chinese pieces.
xylophone
yueqin; moon lute
mouth harp; Jew's harp
guqin; Chinese seven-string zither
xiqin; 2-stringed Chinese fiddle
playing the koto; koto performance
tiqin; Chinese bowed string instrument · violin
sihu (4-stringed Chinese bowed instrument)
cutting the strings of a koto
yangqin; Chinese hammered dulcimer · piano (obsolete)
koto music; music for the koto
qin and se (two Chinese zithers) · happy marriage; conjugal harmony
Standard kanji spelling for the Chinese qin.
From Chinese 琴 (qín). The reading きん is the Sino-Japanese on'yomi.