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Several kinds of materials are used when building a taiko. Each has their own qualities that contribute to the drum as a whole. |
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Wood The bodies of all but a few Japanese drums are made of wood. More... |
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Skin Japanese drums are made from animal skins, primarily cow-hide. More... |
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Byo Byo (iron tacks) are used to affix the skins to the bodies of the nagado-daiko and hira-daiko. More... |
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Kan Ring handles called "kan" are often attached to the bodies of the nagado-daiko and hira-daiko. More... |
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Himo A large number of Japanese drums untilize himo (rope) to tighten the heads More.... |
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