Other Taiko resources:
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Local groups we work with and whose work we support:
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San
Jose Taiko - One of the most successful taiko performance
and outreach non-profits in the country! |
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Rhythm Industry Performance Factory - Tucson's most crucial artist-owned arts incubator spaces – dedicated to loud, large community oriented arts. |
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Taikoforum.com is a hub for all things related to taiko. A storehouse for information and a center for discussion, it is a gathering place for players across the globe. |
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Southern Arizona Arts in Academics
Our partner in reaching southern arizona K-12 students
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North American Taiko Community Facebook page
You must have a FB account to access this page |
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Many Mouths One Stomach - artists, teachers and community activists who create, inspire, manifest, and perpetuate modern festal culture. |
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Sacramento
Taiko Dan - Tiffany Tamaribuchi's studio - another successful
taiko performance/ outreach non-profit. |
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Portland
Taiko - With a focus on providing a voice for Asian-America,
Portland is one of the country's finest in community service
and song composition. |
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Fushicho Daiko
- Our fellow Arizona taiko-fiends, and a constant source of
guidance and help. |
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Stanford
Taiko and their amazing drum building manual. |
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KASA - Kodo Arts Sphere America is a nonprofit established to encourage, enable and support programs and opportunities for North Americans to study and understand the Japanese music of the taiko and its related performing arts. |
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Rolling
Thunder - The Taiko Resource - the original taiko
page. It is retired with the passing of Yuko Yaegashi. The page, with her and her husband's words remains an inspiration for all those who have (and occasionally lose) heart. |
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