Red Spider Lilies by the Path 🌙 Japanese Sleep Music | Shakuhachi & Koto for Deep Sleep #75

Red Spider Lilies by the Path. One hour of gentle Japanese soundscapes — shakuhachi, koto, and soft ambient tones — for deep sleep, meditation, and quiet nights. 🌙 Tonight's scene: 畦道の彼岸花・表題曲. A note on this scene: Red spider lilies were planted along paddy ridges because their toxic bulbs kept moles and mice from the levees; Buddhist texts call the flower manjushage, blossom of the heavens. 00:00:00 Red Spider Lilies by the Path 00:03:02 The Ridge Between the Fields 00:06:02 The Thirteenth Night Rising Early 00:09:14 Crowns of Curved Petals 00:12:18 Stems Without a Single Leaf 00:15:32 Incense from the Family Grave 00:18:27 When the Red Goes Dark 00:21:15 A River of Silent Flame 00:24:25 The Fields Keep the Old Names 00:27:26 Buds Waiting Down the Row 00:30:30 Red Spider Lilies by the Path 00:33:32 The Ridge Between the Fields 00:36:32 The Thirteenth Night Rising Early 00:39:45 Crowns of Curved Petals 00:42:49 Stems Without a Single Leaf 00:46:02 Incense from the Family Grave 00:48:57 When the Red Goes Dark 00:51:46 A River of Silent Flame 00:54:55 The Fields Keep the Old Names 00:57:56 Buds Waiting Down the Row (total 61m00s) Oborozuki（朧月）— "the hazy moon" of old Japanese poetry, the moon you see just before falling asleep. New quiet nights follow the Japanese calendar: phases of the moon, the 24 sekki, and still places across Japan.