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Chinen Saburô was the final living ''gakushi'' (master musician) of the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryukyuan]] royal court. He was interviewed by [[Yamauchi Seihin]] in 1923, leaving the only written record of the actual melodies of Ryukyuan royal processional music (''[[rujigaku]]'').

Chinen Saburô was the final living ''gakushi'' (master musician) of the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryukyuan]] royal court. He was interviewed by [[Yamauchi Seihin]] in 1923, leaving the only written record of the actual melodies of Ryukyuan royal processional music (''[[rujigaku]]'').

Chinen also taught ''rujigaku'' to his eldest son Chinen Kenshô ([[1903]]-1979), who in turn taught [[Aharen Honyu|Aharen Hon'yû]].

Chinen also taught ''rujigaku'' to his eldest son Chinen Kenshô (知念賢松, [[1903]]-1979), who in turn taught [[Aharen Honyu|Aharen Hon'yû]].

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