Not sure how Japanese it is, but it sounds good :)

The thing I'd suggest working on is humanizing programmed instruments. A lot of string-plucked arpegios for example sound very robotic — they need more variation in note velocity and more timing imperfections. Try playing them with MIDI keyboard or program whose variations by hand and use a bit of humanization tool in your DAW. These things go a long way!

Water themes are generally my favorite part of any soundtrack and this is no exception. Always like some odd timing as well. Thanks for sharing!

I like this japanese vibe. It's sitar instrument I think? It's cool! Also you are the only person who did music in this style and genre. Good job :) 

An immersion in a Japanese quest, echoes of koto and flutes. Very exotic, while remaining dreamlike. The very present percussive elements nevertheless remind us that the path of the adventure risks being covered with the body of the adversaries. In this very full and detailed OST, many tracks follow one another, all with the same force, record and depth, despite their great stylistic disparity. The recurrent use of the same theme or rythmic elements in a different way ends up unifying this rich and elaborate OST. The flights and dynamic attacks alternate with softer melodies and held to which the chosen instruments bring an undeniable ethnic depth. A beautiful job, all in subtlety.

I like the percussion sections and the shamisen? you used, specially on the war theme. Nice!

Ah man I loved every second of this! The instrumentation and arrangement are all fantastic, and that percussion is just incredible. There's so much drive and drama in the music and there's such a lovely emotional edge to the melodies.

This has been favourite listen so far, brilliant work.

I love the menu theme! And the instrumentation in general.

Oh man I love this. The Koto is one of my favorite instruments, really cool to see it used here. Also really impressed how many tracks you did! Great work.