Kandokorofu - Kandokorofu

Japanese: 勘所譜 - かんどころふ

…Depending on the type of instrument, such as the shamisen, kokyu, ichigenkin, or nigenkin, each kansho has a specific name. Musical scores written with a focus on indicating the kansho are called kanshofu, and in Gidayu-bushi they are called shu. Although they correspond to positions in Western music, the term is also used for instruments other than string instruments, such as the trombone.

From [Shamisen]

…The above techniques are combined appropriately depending on the piece. [Michitaka Takeuchi]
[Music Score]
Traditional musical scores are often so-called kansho-fu, which indicate in some way the key points, the names of the strings to be plucked with the plectrum, and various playing techniques. Because the names of the key points differ depending on the style, different notation methods exist for each style and school.

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Kanshofu" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…三味線，胡弓，一弦琴，二弦琴など楽器の種類によって，それぞれの勘所に特定の名称がある。勘所を示すことを中心に記譜された楽譜を勘所譜といい，義太夫節では朱という。洋楽のポジションに当たるが，この語はトロンボーンなど弦楽器以外でも用いる。…