I have an extra Doukake and Neo for the Shamisen.
Doukake (Color: Purple) (Only for Nagauta Shamisen)
Neo (Color: Red)
Doukake - $20 + shipping
Neo - $15 + shipping
(If you buy it all together $30 + shipping) (not selling international “around the United States”
Here are the pictures.
Pictures of the Doukake - “Shamisen not included”
Hey man i’m interested in buying your neo. let me know the details for purchase.
Update: Neo (Color:Red) is sold.
Still have the Doukake for sale
why is the koma up there??
It was a old picture -from the previous owner. I bought the Shamisen from him and he was showing pictures of the Shamisen. I’m just replacing the Doukake and Neo for the Shamisen
ah okay 
still i wonder how he/she played his/her shamisen if the bridge was up
He person to a picture of the Koma - I bought the Shamisen with the plastic koma. But to be honest I don’t know either why they - but the (bridge all the way up the the neck)
I’m lowering the price for the Doukake.
Price dropped on Doukake
Selling Doukake (for Nagauta and Jiuta Shamisen)
I actually might be interested… I wonder how much is the shipping cost to finland…?
(I’m not sure if I can do international) - too far. I never shipped anything outside the United States
ahh… Well consider it 
I have to go to UPS. send me a private message with your address - I’ll get the amount of money for shipping cost
I hope it doesn’t cost a lot for international shipping (the item isn’t that big)
why is the koma up there??
@Ortjo: FYI, for jiuta shamisen, if they’re going to be using the shamisen again quite soon (i.e. within a few hours, etc.) and don’t want to completely put the shamisen away, some players move the bridge up to the top, as in that photo (and they also move strings 1 and 3 off the string slot and down onto the “base” of the koma) as a temporary “resting status”, for lack of a better term. This takes some tension off the strings/koma and the skin, which is better for the shamisen, and then, when they’re ready to play, everything is quickly ready again.
(Of course, the other reason why the koma was up there might be because the person who took the photo had no idea what they were doing… )
Thanks Linda for the info (not only for Jiuta right?) sounds actually quite useful if playing in some ceremony or something like that and need to take a break or something 
(Normally i loosen the strings and remove the koma when i don’t play)
and haha yes the seller might have also been playing some of his own weird style or something :-DD