- Taiko Drums
- Practice TaikoA small hira daiko, beautiful and durable. Can easily go from practice to performance. Click here to read about how our taiko are made.
- Shime Daiko4 Cho Gake – Super high-pitched and loud, the timekeeper for any great taiko group. Click here to read about how our taiko are made.
- Nagado DaikoExquisitely hand-crafted from beginning to end, our nagado daiko will last a lifetime. Nagado Daiko FAQ Nagado Daiko is perhaps the most famous taiko drum. The taiko drum that almost everyone pictures when thinking of Japanese taiko. The nagado drumheads are attached directly to the body using large heavy duty tacks. The nagado daiko drums are divided into three general categories based on their size. Kodaiko – Less than 12 inches in diameter Chudaiko – The medium most common size, and generally the size used most often in performances. Odaiko – The largest of the three often played on a horizontal stand by two players simultaneously. Click here to read about how our taiko drums are made.
- Hira DaikoHira Daiko – Beautiful, Impressive, PortableClick here to read about how our taiko are made.
- Okedo DaikoVersatile, tunable, and artfully made. Click here to read about how our taiko are made.
- Katsugi DaikoUltra-lightweight, to be worn by the taiko player Click here to read about how our taiko are made.
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- Taiko Heads / SkinWe offer complete replacement heads for shime, okedo, katsugi and hira daiko, as well as raw pre-cut cowhide circles for nagado. Click here to read about how our taiko are made.
- Taiko TacksSolid Steel Taiko Byou (tacks) Click here to read about how our taiko are made.
- Taiko KanTraditional Taiko Kan (handles) for Nagado and Hira Daiko Click here to read about how our taiko are made.
- Taiko Rings (heads)Solid Steel Rings for Shime, Okedo, Hira and Katsugi Daiko Heads Click here to read about how our taiko are made.
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