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It featured Japanese instruments like taiko drums and koto yet played jazz and rhythm and blues, laced with pop and funk.

He immediately began experimenting with using koto and other native instruments to downright creepy effect in the horror film “Kwaidan.”

This is a series of, of all things, trombone and koto duets.

“We have Japanese koto, with Indian tabla, with flamenco guitar, with African percussion,” he told The Post.

Featuring the koto, bells, flutes and other instruments, the nearly two-hour-long composition is deceptively peaceful — kind of like the virus itself.