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【族】大好き🤗 繊細な衛藤さんも 大好きです🥁

鼓童のレナードさん、見ましたよ。 めっっちゃカッコよくて思わずスタンディング。 そしてステージかじりつき。 レナードさんが放り投げてくれた太鼓のバチは宝物です。

前田前田前田前田前田前田前田

素晴らしいですね❤😢

Nice! That hall reverb is lovely too

which rhythm is the middle player playing between 0:54 and 1:10 ?

great energy although video and audio are not in sync :(

Thank you for posting this presentation! It made me happy to watch it and learn a little more about taiko and how far it's come in Australia.

2023年燕祭りにKodoがやってきた すばらしいのひと言 まだまだ 進化する kudo だなーとおもいました

一人ですべてやってるんですね！前田さんの太鼓の叩き方、ほんとキレイですね！

From my comment to Instrumental Version.. ."Salt Song." This version was powerful enough to revive the scene that I saw 55 years ago. As I was leaving port while listening to Hachijo-Taiko drumming sounsp8,

nice groove.

SWAG :D

Wonderful

深い、、深すぎる、、、、

I made my way to the concert in 02/29/2020... I was totally in awe of the whole production. I just saw the announcement of the upcoming 2022 HERbeat film festival. I can't wait...!

私、"太鼓-道具"のことでも心苦しく思ってました。日本の心を込めて育てた木を、心込めてじっくり造りあげた太鼓の醸し出す((せる)音に私はとても拘ってます。インスタンドのものは生きて無いので、心が通らない。こういうので皆さん、バタバタやってるのですから、残念です。

林様は本との太鼓芸術をされてるのですから。運動会や競技大会でもお祭りでもないですから、人と一緒に同レベルでやれないと 邪魔になるだけですから。日本人の癖で何でもより集めてワサワサやるのでは他の人に感銘を与えることもできず、本人も満足しないですよ。お祭り騒ぎをする時代じゃないですから。

always nice to see you "at work" ! thanks for sharing your creation to the (taiko) world ;))

super taiko team and super song ! thanks for sharing ;))

とてもかっこいいです‼️ 最近の和太鼓は和を感じれず残念なチームが増える中、この様な綺麗な作法とリズムを使えるチームが増える事祈ります。

山内強嗣なんて人間的に糞中の糞だけどな

Superbe ..... Merci à vous !!!!!! Thanks / Arigatô.

なかなかええやん👍👍👍👍👍

I need that electronic taiko right now. O_O

Great presentation, Wisa and Franco! Wonderful photos and sound design!

Great, think I like to learn it!

Excellent. Merci un régal.

Hello Josh. Thank you very much for posting this up. You must have done your college thesis on wadaiko in American colleges! HAHAHAHA!! I was so happy to see this video and see how far collegiate taiko has come since I was a member of CSUN Jishin Daiko from 1995-1998. It is great to see the growth of wadaiko across colleges and universities in the USA and here is to hoping that it continues to grow and spread, bringing joy and happiness to everyone who gets a chance to experience wadaiko. Thanks again for the clear and quite thorough presentation!

I want to know the names of instruments that appear from 2:13 :)

It's great to see Eitetsu Hayashi & Eitetsu Fu-un no Kai in this video with several camera angles and in super good quality ... I want more !!!

As a non-american thank you so much for the maps! Also really liked the then and now comparison edits! Ps: take a shot every time he says collegiate! 😁😁

WTC-team you all did an awesome work for the Aziatic, N&S American and European community! maybe i've missed the African taikoworld... Congratulations to all of you "behind the scene" because you did the real WORK. Thanks a lot !

nice movements! very slick!

Woo! super interesting! arigatou!!

太鼓が持つ可能性を感じる大変興味深いお話でした。ありがとうございました。

Yoshii-san is amazing and also an awesome musician ! so happy to have the chance to have met him for a small introduction on taiko techniques, but also in a beautiful performance with Sidi Labir Cherkaoui (in Belgium) - Gratefull and hoping to meet this great artist again...

I did not know about this program until now - and I'm so glad I've seen it. What wonderful concepts and execution!

Hi Taiko members, Is anyone interest working with us and play Taiko here in Portland Maine?

Now is time to reflect and think about your words Eitetsu. ありがとう！

Go Silke! Love that groove!

Yeah! Snow hachijou is beautiful! Ganbatte!

fantastic project Fiona ! thanks for sharing and we will follow your example : bringing light in those dark days !

The shot with the taiko in the snow is so good! BC nature is really beautiful ❤

Your story, philosophy and ideas are very inspiring! Gracias Jonathan for sharing it!

yeah!!! Bravos!!!

That´s amazing!!! ganbatte kudasai!

Thank you for this panel!! Knowing about these projects is so moving and inspiring ❤️

Thanks to all the translators for being our bridge to a more enriching experience!

The most inspiring and compassionate discussion. Thank you very much. Takashi