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Chōchō Daiko
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2011
Sharing my stories and passion of taiko. There are videos from around the U.S. and Europe. During the pandemic, I shared videos of George Floyd demonstrations in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
In December 2023 I self diagnosed as autistic, and February 1, 2024 I received a formal diagnosis of ASD. I am fifty-six and want to share my journey with you. Being diagnosed as an adult changes my life narrative in so many ways, but it isn't a terrible thing.
In December 2023 I self diagnosed as autistic, and February 1, 2024 I received a formal diagnosis of ASD. I am fifty-six and want to share my journey with you. Being diagnosed as an adult changes my life narrative in so many ways, but it isn't a terrible thing.
NATC-R Seattle Community Stage posted again for an awesome player! watch for it!!!
NATC-R Seattle Community Stage piece 2024
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NATC-R Seattle 2024 part of Summer Song (by Eri and Shoji)
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NATC-R Seattle 2024 part of Summer Song (by Eri and Shoji)
ELEVEN share session NATC-R Seattle 2024 (Kaoly Asano) sponsored by kaDON
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ELEVEN share session NATC-R Seattle 2024 (Kaoly Asano) sponsored by kaDON
ELEVEN Kaoly Asano NATC-R 2024 Seattle
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ELEVEN Kaoly Asano NATC-R 2024 Seattle
NATC-R Seattle 2024 Share Stage Students are AWESOME!
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NATC-R Seattle 2024 Share Stage Students are AWESOME!
Shunpuu (KODO) Community Stage, ISSHO 4, Lake Harriet Bandshell, Mpls, MN
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Shunpuu (KODO) Community Stage, ISSHO 4, Lake Harriet Bandshell, Mpls, MN
Omiyage (Shoji Kameda) ISSHO 4 Community Stage, Lake Harriet, Twin Cities Taiko Community
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2024, May 29, Minneapolis
Journey (Rick Shiomi) Community Stage: Twin Cities Taiko Players, ISSHO 4 Concert
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Journey (Rick Shiomi) Community Stage: Twin Cities Taiko Players, ISSHO 4 Concert
Sexual assault survivors and colonoscopies: how I got through.
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My first colonoscopy about six years ago was so traumatic for me, I had a three-day episode of PTSD symptoms. It was very disruptive, I cried a lot, and I didn't understand totally why I was crying. My second one went much easier because I asked for some anti-anxiety meds to last me just the three days prior to the procedure, I talked about it with friends and at meetings, I again asked for a f...
Late ASD Diagnosis: Beat the Blues that can come!
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I want to share my experience with the blues I experienced about a month after getting my official diagnosis of ASD at fifty-six years of age. I had read it could happen, and it really did. I share what I did to not go into a deep, deep depression, to keep my head up, and eventually see brighter days. Basically, I just let myself feel it all. I tried to connect with trusted people as much as po...
Narushima by Katsuji Kondo, Taikollaborative, Northeast Minneapolis Art Space, March 2024
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Narushima by Katsuji Kondo, Taikollaborative, Northeast Minneapolis Art Space, March 2024
Tartan High School's Band (T & T) Awesome Black Love Concert, Oakdale, Minnesota, Feb. 29, 2024
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Tartan’s band put on a rocking hour-long concert with their new director (he was previously their assistant director). After the sudden disgrace and removal of their previous director, the band rallied, came together, and had the audience clapping, cheering, and laughing. It was wonderful. The audience was so excited we even cheered for an encode and got one!
Being Diagnosed with ASD at 56 Changes My Childhood Narrative, Dr. Jo Shares her story
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Being Diagnosed with ASD at 56 Changes My Childhood Narrative, Dr. Jo Shares her story
Me, autistic? No way! Dr. Jo Shares her story of an ASD diagnosis at age fifty-six
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Me, autistic? No way! Dr. Jo Shares her story of an ASD diagnosis at age fifty-six
Dr. Jo Shares: Introduction: Autism at fifty-six? What now?
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Dr. Jo Shares: Introduction: Autism at fifty-six? What now?
Tartan High School Band at MMEA event, Minneapolis Convention Center, Feb 15, 2024
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Tartan High School Band at MMEA event, Minneapolis Convention Center, Feb 15, 2024
Tshuchigumo's Mozamjam at European Taiko Conference 4, 2019, Hamburg
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Tshuchigumo's Mozamjam at European Taiko Conference 4, 2019, Hamburg
ELEVEN performed with Kaoly Asano and others from Germany, France, England, and the US, March 2020
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ELEVEN performed with Kaoly Asano and others from Germany, France, England, and the US, March 2020
Mushu, Mu Daiko Student Recital, I got to play with my son, taiko friend, and her son 2018
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Mushu, Mu Daiko Student Recital, I got to play with my son, taiko friend, and her son 2018
Korekara (2005 Michelle Fujii and Walter Clarke), Germany
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Korekara (2005 Michelle Fujii and Walter Clarke), Germany
Yui (Ryo Shimamoto) Community Performance at CONNECT 2018
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Yui (Ryo Shimamoto) Community Performance at CONNECT 2018
KOREKARA TaikoTuesday Dec 5 2017 Part1, St. Paul MN
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KOREKARA TaikoTuesday Dec 5 2017 Part1, St. Paul MN
good initiative, wish to see more videos
Seeing this makes me genuinely sick at my stomach. The fact that YOU believe that being neglected by your parents because they were tired (of your) “behavior” is gut wrenching to hear. Idk what anyone else thinks and I honestly couldn’t give a singular rats azz if anyone disagrees.. (outside if you Wendy- because you need to hear this and KNOW that you didn’t deserve your childhood. No ma’am! You did not! 😭 I’m just here to ask that you remove this bs that you’re telling yourself and I can only PRAY to goodness no child has listened to you and could possibly think of themselves as the problem. Jesus Christ 😢
"This is my Story, By John F. Runion" I was Born on May 12th. 1967. I had a normal baby life. my father and mother loved me, but a lil more partial to my father. My father died when I was 4 1/2 years old, and my world ended. I started smoking Marijuana at 5 1/2, it took the pain away of losing my dad when I was 4 1/2. At approximately 6 to 7 years old my mother stoped loving me, and made other men more important then her own child. She started abandoning me about 6, when I started becoming a Latch Key Kid. I never really got the help I needed, but I found comfort in Drugs and alcohol. When my dad died, his side of ther bed never got cold. My mother dated men that abused me physically, and mentally. I was a child that had limited love, but my grand parents is why I'am alive today. With no direction as a Child, I was always in trouble. With Drugs I did not have to feel the pain of losing my dad. I was unguided, and destend for failure before I even started in life. I went in and out of jails and instatution's from 9 1/2 years old, to 25 years old. At 13 there was no drugs put in front of me I would not do. At 14 Coke, Speed, and smoking heroine, at 16 to 18, I was doing anything, and everything including Heroine, Coke, Acid, Canebanol all at once, in one shot. Unguided and I only new being a fuck up. Lost, no place to go. I ended up getting a Job at Costco at 25 years old, I was a screw up, I almost got fired at 27, I was able to save my Job by the grace of God. Costco sent me to The Betty Ford Center on September 1st. 1994, I was set on a path to freedom from my active addiction. For 22 years I ran the streets and looked for ways not to feel, and I became an animal. Along the way I hurt alot of people. Some desurved it, but most of all, I hurt myseilf. I kept myseilf in hell by not having any Good Orderly Direction, (God) in my life. Drug's Robed me of alot of things I don't even understand today, things I would have accomplished, I wasted alot of Quality time. I should have been investing, and advancing myseilf. I went to AA and NA and I have been able to help countless people and to this day I'm still willing to help others. Today I have been Cleaner longer then I used. Today I have helped more people then I hurt. Today I have freedom from active addiction. Today I have a child and she has never seen me loaded. Today I have alot of friends that have never seen me loaded. Today I can love another human being till they can love themseilves! Today I will tell you all, it's been one hell of a ride. Alot of losss, some short homelessness set backs, but no matter what, I held on to my ass. Today I care about others and continue to change who I was into walking closer to God. Without God I have nothing & I'am nothing! Your reaching out and that is a start twords exceptance.
Welcome to the Fam, Doc. ❤️🩹 You can be YOU here.
Thank you!!!
Yeah autistic compared to modern standard of the word lol most people who take the test for it fail..
So true!
Thank you that helps!! It’s nice to know I’m not alone ❤
I'm so glad!
It does make me feel better. I appreciate that.
I'm glad. It's really a hard thing!