The Hawaiian/Japanese version of "Mickey". I didn't create this. This is by someone named "Gorie".
This is probably one of those things that you'll either like or hate.
Two taiko pieces combined together. Arrangement by Kokyo Taiko.
For more information on the group, please visit: http://www.geocities .com/kokyotaiko
Copyright, 2007
Named after the taiko group Kinnara. This was a piece taught by the members of that taiko group. Arrangement by Kokyo Taiko.
For more information on the group, please visit: http://www.geocities .com/kokyotaiko
Our arrangement of a piece taught by Leonard Eto and a traditional piece called Maishin, meaning "To go forward". This arrangement was designed by Kokyo Taiko.
For more information on the group, please visit: http://www.geocities .com/kokyotaiko
Copyright, 2007
An original piece created by one of our taiko members. Performed at a public library for Asian Pacific Heritage Month.
For more info on the group, please visit: http://www.geocities .com/kokyotaiko
Copyright, 2007
The traditional festival piece, Omatsuri. This arrangement by Kokyo Taiko.
For more information on the group, please visit: http://www.geocities .com/kokyotaiko
I just found this on my computer and thought I should upload it before I delete it from my hard drive. All I can tell you is that someone emailed this to me a few years ago.
![Torazo\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/0aDSex0i83I/2.jpg "Torazo\")
