Japanese scales.
---------------------
The Japanese have lots of traditional
scales. They do not feature much nowadays
but still are interesting to experiment with.

All scales are in E, but the shapes can 
be moved around the fret-board with ease.

HIRO JOSHI

|-------------------------------0-----|
|-------------------------0--1--------|
|----------------------0--------------|
|----------------2--4-----------------|
|----------2--3-----------------------|
|-0--2--3-----------------------------|
  
  E  F# G  B  C  E  F# G  B  C  E




KUMOI
|-------------------------------0-----|
|-------------------------0--1--------|
|----------------------2--------------|
|----------------2--3-----------------|
|----------2--3-----------------------|
|-0--1--5-----------------------------|
  
  E  F  A  B  C  E  F  A  B  C  E 




IWATO
|--------------------------------0---|
|-----------------------------3------|
|----------------------2--3----------|
|-------------0--2--3----------------|
|-------0--1-------------------------|
|-0--2-------------------------------|
  
  E  F# A  A# D  E  F  A  A#  D  E



RYOSEN
|------------------------------------|
|-----------------------------0--4---|
|-------------------------1----------|
|------------------2--4--------------|
|-----------2--4---------------------|
|-0--2--4----------------------------|
  
  E  F# G#  B  C#  E  F#  G#  B  C#


KOKIN-JOSHI
|-------------------------------0-----|
|-------------------------0--3--------|
|----------------------2--------------|
|-------------0--2--3-----------------|
|-------0--2--------------------------|
|-0--1--------------------------------|
  
  E  F  A  B  D  E  F  A  B  D  E 



YO (yes, the yo scale)
|-------------------------------0-----|
|-------------------------0--2--------|
|----------------------1--------------|
|----------------2--4-----------------|
|----------2--4-----------------------|
|-0--2--4-----------------------------|
  
  E  F# G# B  C# E  F# G# B  C# E