The objective of this training course is to present and introduce, in a historical perspective, the contemporary creation of taiko in the Modern period (Kindai), specifically from the Second World War (1939 - 1945), when the collective performance of these instruments became known as kumi-daiko.

The objective of this training course is to present and introduce, from a historical perspective, Japanese drums from the Prehistoric (Genshi), Ancient (Kodai), Medieval (Chūsei) and Pre-modern (Kinsei) Periods.

"Omoide no sakura" is the second show by the taiko group Hibiki Wadaiko created especially to celebrate Japanese immigration from the city of Garça.

"Omoide no sakura" is the second show by the taiko group Hibiki Wadaiko created especially to celebrate Japanese immigration from the city of Garça.

"Omoide no sakura" is the second show by the taiko group Hibiki Wadaiko created especially to celebrate Japanese immigration from the city of Garça.

"Omoide no sakura" is the second show by the taiko group Hibiki Wadaiko created especially to celebrate Japanese immigration from the city of Garça.

"Omoide no sakura" is the second show by the taiko group Hibiki Wadaiko created especially to celebrate Japanese immigration from the city of Garça.