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Five reasons why ukulele is the perfect Hong Kong instrument
At just 53.5cm long and 16.4cm wide, the standard soprano ukulele is ideal for our space-challenged city
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1. You won’t get stopped, harassed or followed by MTR staff when you take one on a subway train.
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2. It’ll fit easily into your 176 sq ft microflat without touching the walls when you play it.

4. When a learner’s chords are a bit off, it’s much less painful to bear than those on most other instruments - especially the recorder.
5. You can easily take it to the beach (so says Hawaiian professional player Taimane Gardner, who performs next week in Hong Kong)
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