It's great seeing you react to Wagakki band, they are one of my absolute favorites! Since you asked I thought I'd give a brief summary on the history of some of the instruments they play. -The Taiko (Drum) has been around Japan for thousands of years and originated from similar chinnese and Korean drums in the 6th century. The Taiko has been used for many different things such as military, theater, religious ceremonies and festivals such as obon. You will also commonly see a tomoe or swirl like pattern on the drum head of many taiko. This is a kamon or family crest/symbol by the name of mitsudomoe. The mitsudomoe is closely related to both Shintoism and Buddhism and is thought to represent the cycle of life in Buddhism. -Shamisen (three stringed Guitar) The shamisen is a bit newer, originating in around the 16th century and it also has some deep chinnese influence. It has been played by geisha for entertainment and is also used in theater like Kabuki and bunraku. -The Koto (Japanese harp) The Koto also originated from China and was fully introduced to Japan in the 8th century. It was used as entertainment in the imperial courts and later on became popular amongst Buddhist monks. -Shakuhachi (Japanese wood flute) The Shakuhachi came from you guessed it China lol (you'll find that's where many of our cultural influences come from www!) The shakuhachi came to Japan from the 7th-8th century and then became a staple of Buddhism. It was used as a religious tool in many ceremonies etc. Fast forward to the 19th century and the shakuhachi joined the shamisen and koto, often being played together in live performance. I hope you found some of this information intressting and helpful!
Thanks for your reaction video💕 Actually, their whole new album “Tokyo singing” (include this song) is talking about how we live in this world, in these days.🥰
For a moment, when you were talking about how some songs were inspirational and some were damaging to young people, you looked and sounded like a father. Thanks for the precious message. Great reaction.
Good reaction, glad you like it. The first songs after they started are adapted from vocaloid. After the first album, they have written the songs of their own. 6 album totaly. You have to choose Live performance. Wagakki bands are always best live. "Shigin" singer Yuku the founder of the band had a dream of a Rock band playing a mix of Japanese traditional music and modern rock / metal. They probably move towards more j-pop in some new songs. Yuko Suzuhana - vocals Machiya - guitarthe Beni Ninagawa - tsugaru shamisen Kiyoshi Ibukuro - koto Asa - bass 6 string Daisuke Kaminaga - shakuhachi Wasabi - drums Kurona - wadaiko try "Izana" "ignite" or "kagerou" Pick live concert, always best. They have also collaborated with Amy Lee from EVANESCENCE where they perform "Bring me to life" Wagakki Band Premium Symphonic Night Vol.2 Greetings from Norway
Please reaction more song amazing song from Wagakki Band Wagakki Band - 焔 (Homura) + 暁ノ糸 (Akatsuki no Ito) / 1st JAPAN Tour 2015 Hibiya Yagai Ongakudo 和楽器バンド / 「砂漠の子守唄」「細雪 for Piano and Symphonic Orchestra」MUSIC VIDEO 和楽器バンド】天樂 Tengaku 【VOCALOID】 和楽器バンド / 「Strong Fate」Full size music video
Half current, half retro, these guys are awesome. The song that originally got my attention was they did "Bring Me To Life", on-stage with Amy Lee and a full orchestra- VERY cool! If you haven't, check it out!
That was absolutely awesome an was your fabulous reaction so lovely thanks so much love an god bless x
It's great seeing you react to Wagakki band, they are one of my absolute favorites! Since you asked I thought I'd give a brief summary on the history of some of the instruments they play.
-The Taiko (Drum) has been around Japan for thousands of years and originated from similar chinnese and Korean drums in the 6th century. The Taiko has been used for many different things such as military, theater, religious ceremonies and festivals such as obon. You will also commonly see a tomoe or swirl like pattern on the drum head of many taiko. This is a kamon or family crest/symbol by the name of mitsudomoe. The mitsudomoe is closely related to both Shintoism and Buddhism and is thought to represent the cycle of life in Buddhism.
-Shamisen (three stringed Guitar)
The shamisen is a bit newer, originating in around the 16th century and it also has some deep chinnese influence. It has been played by geisha for entertainment and is also used in theater like Kabuki and bunraku.
-The Koto (Japanese harp)
The Koto also originated from China and was fully introduced to Japan in the 8th century. It was used as entertainment in the imperial courts and later on became popular amongst Buddhist monks.
-Shakuhachi (Japanese wood flute)
The Shakuhachi came from you guessed it China lol (you'll find that's where many of our cultural influences come from www!) The shakuhachi came to Japan from the 7th-8th century and then became a staple of Buddhism. It was used as a religious tool in many ceremonies etc. Fast forward to the 19th century and the shakuhachi joined the shamisen and koto, often being played together in live performance.
I hope you found some of this information intressting and helpful!
Thanks for your reaction video💕
Actually, their whole new album “Tokyo singing” (include this song) is talking about how we live in this world, in these days.🥰
良いよね👍🏻和楽器バンド。
For a moment, when you were talking about how some songs were inspirational and some were damaging to young people, you looked and sounded like a father. Thanks for the precious message. Great reaction.
Hahaha thanks I am a father
Good reaction, glad you like it.
The first songs after they started are adapted from vocaloid. After the first album, they have written the songs of their own. 6 album totaly.
You have to choose Live performance. Wagakki bands are always best live.
"Shigin" singer Yuku the founder of the band had a dream of a Rock band playing a mix of Japanese traditional music and modern rock / metal. They probably move towards more j-pop in some new songs.
Yuko Suzuhana - vocals
Machiya - guitarthe
Beni Ninagawa - tsugaru shamisen
Kiyoshi Ibukuro - koto
Asa - bass 6 string
Daisuke Kaminaga - shakuhachi
Wasabi - drums
Kurona - wadaiko
try "Izana" "ignite" or "kagerou" Pick live concert, always best.
They have also collaborated with Amy Lee from EVANESCENCE where they perform "Bring me to life"
Wagakki Band Premium Symphonic Night Vol.2
Greetings from Norway
ありがとー😉👍🎶🎵🎵
More reaction with wagakki band please. I recommend queen of the night 👌💕✨
10Q (thank you) for the content !
Hey CaS, definitely electrical, energizing. Love ❤❤🙏🤘
ありがとう！！！
Please reaction more song amazing song from Wagakki Band
Wagakki Band - 焔 (Homura) + 暁ノ糸 (Akatsuki no Ito) / 1st JAPAN Tour 2015 Hibiya Yagai Ongakudo
和楽器バンド / 「砂漠の子守唄」「細雪 for Piano and Symphonic Orchestra」MUSIC VIDEO
和楽器バンド】天樂 Tengaku 【VOCALOID】
和楽器バンド / 「Strong Fate」Full size music video
Half current, half retro, these guys are awesome. The song that originally got my attention was they did "Bring Me To Life", on-stage with Amy Lee and a full orchestra- VERY cool! If you haven't, check it out!