The provided source material does not contain information regarding a city named Goge in Indonesia. Instead, the text describes the goje (also spelled goje), which is a type of one-stringed fiddle originating from West Africa.
These instruments are played by various groups, including the Yoruba in Sakara music and other communities inhabiting the Sahel region. The construction of a goje typically involves a gourd bowl covered with snakeskin or lizard skin, featuring a horsehair string suspended on a bridge that is played with a bowstring.