for orchestra

for flute, clarinet, bassoon, horn, percussion, piano, violin, viola, and cello

for fl, clar, 4 perc, 3 harps, cello, piano, 2 vl I, 2 vl II, 2 vla, vc, kb

for violin and piano

for small orchestra

for violin, viola, cello, percussions, and piano

Melodrama – per un recitatore (Contralto), coro, orchestra da camera e nastro magnetico

(after poetry by Christian Morgenstern) – for bariton, male choir, and 13 players

for violin and piano

for flute, oboe and violin

for flute, oboe, piano and guitar

music for violin, chamber ensemble and tapes

for string orchestra

for guitar and 6 players (2 flutes, percussion, violin, viola, cello)

for piano player and percussionist

music for piano (multipiano), orchestra, and electronic sounds

for percussion groups and full orchestra

music for 7 players and electronic sounds

with 2 percussionists

for guitar, strings, flute, and percussion

for violoncello solo

for shakuhachi and piano

for Shakuhachi

music for gagaku

(Shikyō op. 19a + Dipol op. 19b) – for gagaku and orchestra

for orchestra

for one percussionist and electronic sounds

for one pianist

for solists and orchestra

for marimba, 7 solists and orchestra

for biwa, harp, shakuhachi, and flute

for harp and tape

music for dancers, musicians, light and electric sounds

for orchestra

for one recorder player

for japanese drums and gongs

for Japanese drums and orchestra

for oboe, clarinet, and bassoon

piano etude for breath – for piano solo

for violin and piano

violin, piano, and 2 percussions

for violin, piano, 2x percussions, harp, clarinet, and flute

for organ solo

Concerto for violin and orchestra

for noh-player, percussion, and electronic sounds

for solists (2) and orchestra

for percussion solo and tape

for Koto (17-Gen) and percussion

for orchestra

for four recorder players

for flute solo

for piano solo

for voice (gidayu), marimba, percussion, and electronic sounds

(sounds poem for television) – for voice, marimba, percussion and electronic sounds

for koto solo and orchestra

(based on a story by Ango Sakaguchi) – for Kabuki-player, voice (gidayu), yokobue, marimba, percussion, and electronic sounds

(Sounds of far vision, Sounds from a time incarnate) – for violin and piano

for dancer (bugaku), female dancer (modern dance), and gagaku ensemble

for KODŌ (japanese drummer group)

for ensemble (fl, Shakuhachi, perc., koto group)

for gagaku (bugaku), hōmyō, Reigaku, percussion

for orchestra

for Marimba, Percussion, and Orchestra

for Percussion solo (Marimba and Percussion) and Orchestra

for gagaku ensemble (ryūteki, 2-hichiriki, 2-shō)

for shakuhachi, 2 koto and 17-gen (koto)

for violin and koto

for harp solo

for orchestra

for marimba duo

for shōmyō and percussions

(jap.: Ushinawareta Hibiki II) – Version for Accordion

symphonic suite for percussion groups

(poem by Hajime Kijima) – for mixed choir a capella

for alt saxophone and marimba

for bassclarinet and marimba

Symphonic Poem – for Yokobue (jap. traditional transverse flute) and orchestra

(Buddhist chant of frogs) - based on a poem by Shinpei Kusano – for one actor (performs frog role), shō-myō (buddhist chant), and buddhist percussion

for ballet, 8 japanese drums, 8 ercussions, and 3 gagaku player

for shakuhachi, sangen and 2 koto

concerto for yokobue and orchestra

for yokobue, marimba, and percussions

for Japanese drums and percussion group

for percussion solo

(Buddhist chant of frogs no. 2) - based on a poem by Shinpei Kusano – for actress, actor, voice of shōmyō, reigaku, and percussion

(by Yamada Kōsaku; arrangement by Maki Ishii)

for orchestra

for haishō

for go-gen

for piano, harp, and vibraphone

based on music by G. Friedrich Händel – for orchestra

for koto and tape

for haishō and gogen

for haishō, gogen, and hyōkyō

Soundtrack – for orchestra

Version for violin and piano

for accordeon solo

for ryūteki and percussion

for marimba solo

music for sanukitphone (stone instruments), wood instruments and one melody instrument

Maboroshi no Kyoku

symphonic festival music based on the Gujō-Odori – for Gujō-odori, ryūteki, japanese drums, 7 european instruments and a group of japanese instruments.

for marimba and 6 percussionists

(Momotarō slays the demons) – for one dancer, Shōmyō, Reigaku, percussions and Kabuki player

(thirteen drums paraphrase) – for marimba and 4 percussions

for violin solo

(Floating Wind – part II) – for orchestra

(Floating Wind – Part I) – for orchestra

for noh-kan solo and small orchestra

– Symphonic linked works – – for orchestra

(Floating Wind – part III) – for percussion solo and orchestra

for 6 horns

the star legend (Ultra-Q) – for orchestra and cidelo ihos

Music fantasy: The Great Serpent (OROCHI) -- Disguised as Love -- ( for TV)

for yokobue, percussion, recitation, and dance

for 12 tuba-euphoniums

Ode to Petr Ilych Tchaikovsky

for cembalo

– A Fiction: Relativity Theory – Iconological Performance for Sounds, Bugaku and Modern Dance

for piano solo

for percussion solo and orchestra

for japanese drums, marimba, and 2 percussions

for ryūteki solo

for shakuhachi and koto (20 strings)

– music for imaginary ballet of Urashima Tarō – for orchestra

for reigaku (haishō, kugo, and hōkyō)

for percussion solo

for sangen and voice

For Avignon Festival Summer 1994

for se (chinese zither)

for shōmyō, ryūteki, and orchestra

for shōmyō, gagaku (bugaku), ballet, harp, string ensemble, and percussion group

(Ode to the Hiten – Hovering of celestial forms) – for niko (erhu) and orchestra

From "Carnival of Animals" (1886) by Camille Saint-Saëns – for erhu, violin, biwa, cello, and orchestra

(composed by hua Yan-Jun (1950); arranged by Maki Ishii) – for Erhu and Orchestra

for bassoon quartet

from the Tales of the Heike (in 3 acts) – for orchestra

for violoncello solo

(composed by Hua Yan-Jun 1950; arranged by Maki Ishii) – for Erhu solo, ryūteki, koto (20 strings), marimba, contrabass and 4x percussions

Based on poems by LUO Guanzhong, CAO Cao, CAO Zhi and SU shi – for recitation, ryuteki, koto, marimba, contrabass, and 4 percussions

Based on poems by LUO Guanzhong, CAO Cao, CAO Zhi, SU Shi – for recitation and orchestra

for shakuhachi and 6 players

for Ryūteki, Shō, Hōkyō, and Kugo

The journey of a Buddhist priest ot hell and return alive (opera in 2 acts/3 parts with prologue and epilogue)

Ode to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe – for bassoon quartet

based on Tang poetry Dawn in Spring by Měng Hào Rán – for string orchestra

for 13 stringed Koto solo and Koto ensemble

for marimba and orchestra

for koto (13 strings), and shakuhachi

for two players

Music for the opening ceremony of the World Games Akita 2001

Music for the opening ceremony of the World Games Akita 2001

Music for the opening ceremony of the World Games Akita 2001

Music for the opening ceremony of the World Games Akita 2001

Music for the opening ceremony of the World Games Akita 2001

for harp solo

for Erhu and Piano

for bass clarinet solo

for dance and orchestra

for Gagaku and Orchestra

for japanese flute, recitation, and percussion ensemble

for Ō-Daiko solo

for Taiko Ensemble

for full orchestra