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Eitetsu Hayashi // Fertility of the Sea (Taiko) (Patreon)

Published:
2025-05-13 21:48:15
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2025-05-14 03:45:54
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2026-09
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Thank you Renalldo for the Patreon request!

EDIT**Somehow, I got mixed up on the request from Isdha and the request from someone else. 👀I will be doing the actual request from Ishda very soon. IThis is our 250th long form video on here that exists outside of YouTube! 🤘

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Renalldo

Taiko was me! I was gonna say that you've never misspelled my name that way before. xD

Red Menace

congrats on the 250th video! personally i love taiko drum "arrangements"?(i think thats what its called anyway). also lol on the mix up, it happens.

Red Menace

you know i always underestimate just how physical music is, for some reason i always view it as sitting in a chair with your instrument, while i get obv this is prob near the top of musical physicality, and this is more of a performance art, than pure music, similar to marching band type things as i understand it, still.

Joe

Did Taiko club when I studied abroad at a Japanese university. I remember my first time standing directly in front of a Taiko drumline, that shit is INTENSE. I had heard Taiko drums through speakers/headphones before but it's a whole different experience being a few feet away from them. It's like your entire body is about to be blown away by the sheer sound waves reverberating.

Renalldo

No worries! But I did want to give you a hard time. ;) You could have put "this guy" or "some schmuck" and I still would have known that it was me you were referring to.

Renalldo

I practiced a martial art for a duration, 10 minutes in a stance was considered a warm-up by my Sifu. That said, it burns after only a few minutes even with practice. There's a decent amount of stance changing from right to left legs which helps alleviate a lot of the strain. I'm going to do some digging around for some Taiko documentaries, that sounds like a really good time. I'll share if I find anything good. I know that Taiko has a lot of culture in Japan, ranging from war usage, cultural festivities, and even as a discipline (akin to a martial art) but it would be cool to know more details about it's history for sure. Thank you again for the review!

Renalldo

There's a Japanese garden about an hour from where I live and they usually get a small taiko performance (single drum) every year for their summer festival. A large part of the experience is from FEELING the taiko drums in addition to the audio and visual performance, it's amazing.