I am falling in love with drumming , two things I love the best of the drums as to the beat of the heart , the vigor of the pound being shared and synced as a whole. Make me want to work to the beat of the drums. Makes me want to call out warrior spirit.
Amazing to watch from the drums sound, their body movements so synchronized I can see how much times they have been practiced and their dedication it just amazes me. ❤️❤️🥰🥰😘😘💕💕😍😍
@@user-ru1xy8od8k Do you think that all European culture belongs to Greece? If so, there is no such thing as a own unique culture in Russia. In addition, taiko drums have existed in Japan even before they had exchanges with China. It is known that it was used as a means of communication in the Jomon period. It's about 10,000 B.C. The manufacturing method of the present-day taiko drum was introduced from China. The way the drums are played and the rhythm has nothing to do with China.
@@user-ru1xy8od8k Food and culture around the world influence each other. A lot of Chinese culture learned from India. Your country's(russia) culture is also heavily influenced by China, Mongolia, Greece and other european countries. How long has it been since the culture spread to Japan? After so much time has passed, it's already a different culture. China is the only country that still claims the cultural origins of other countries. No wonder they envy the japanese culture because they destroyed it in their own cultural revolution(1966)
@@user-ru1xy8od8k Don't get upset just because someone praised Japanese culture in the comment section. put down Japan will not make Russian culture popular. please Spread the unpopular Russian culture if you have time like that.
@@novrinkov0053 "Do you think that all European culture belongs to Greece? If so, there is no such thing as a own unique culture in Russia." Lol wat? "In addition, taiko drums have existed in Japan even before they had exchanges with China. It is known that it was used as a means of communication in the Jomon period. It's about 10,000 B.C." What you wrote here is a mega cringe First wat is it Jomon: "In Japanese history, the Jōmon period (縄文時代, Jōmon jidai) is the time between c. 14,000 and 300 BC, during which Japan was inhabited by a diverse hunter-gatherer and early agriculturalist population united through a common Jōmon culture, which reached a considerable degree of sedentism and cultural complexity. The name "cord-marked" was first applied by the American zoologist and orientalist Edward S. Morse, who discovered sherds pottery in 1877 and subsequently translated it into Japanese as Jōmon." This is the culture of the Peoples who lived in that era on the later named Japanese islands. This is not the Culture of the JAPANESE themselves. The culture of the Japanese themselves will not develop very soon from this period. More or less about Japanese culture can be talked about in Yayoi period "Ancient Japan begins with the Yayoi Period, an epoch in the history of Japan (300 BC- 300 AD). According to the archaeological periodization of the history of Western countries corresponds to the Bronze and Iron Ages. The features of the period are significant population growth and the agricultural revolution associated with the emergence of the Japanese archipelago of aspic rice and the beginning of the use of metals, social differentiation and the emergence of the first proto-state formations." Before the Japanese, the Ainu lived there and other nationalities described in the same era Jomon, whom you have almost brought down to the root, like Native Americans. The Japanese came to the islands, as did the Ainu before them. This is not your homeland, as genetics has long told us. Moreover, to carry nonsense about 10,000 years BC... Even the Chinese behave much more modestly in relation to the periods of their Culture, which is provable by archaeological and paleontological finds, as well as by fairly early writing, not to mention genetics. Despite the fact that the Chinese are a whole agglomeration of peoples according to the genome, even if they are related... The Japanese do not have 1/1000 such data. And about the existence of drums 10,000 years BC, made of wood and leather, it's just a laugh-out-of-the-way drama. The oldest drums from the finds, If we talk about Ancient Europe, the Ertebelle culture, the culture of funnel-shaped cups (TRB), the culture of spherical amphorae, from 3600 years BC. Ancient China, the cultures of Davenkou, Yangshao, Majiao, from 3500 years BC. The drums of Tripoli (Kukuten culture), from 4600 years BC.E. These are all the rare cultural finds listed above. And reliable images, coupled with finds, are: Ancient Sumer, 3000 years BC. Ancient Egypt, 2700 years BC. Mesopotamia, Ur, 2380 years BC.E. Ancient Egypt, 2100 years BC Western Anatolian culture, 1900-1550 years BC Pazyryk culture, Altai, 500 years BC Dongshon culture, Vietnam, 500 years BC And Now JAPAN: The Early History of Taiko The existence of taiko in Japanese history dates back 14 centuries: this venerable age is confirmed by the haniwa (clay sculpture) of a drummer of the fifth century and poems and paintings of the seventh century. Although, it is more logical to assume that, like other peoples, drums were the first musical instruments at the earliest stages of the history of the inhabitants of the Japanese islands, then the age of Japanese drums is about two thousand years. It is very likely that taiko drums were originally imported from China or Korea along with the waves of cultural influence that periodically rolled between the third and ninth centuries to the Japanese islands. After the tenth century, this cultural exchange was interrupted, and the further evolution of the taiko drum took place only at the expense of the labor and talent of Japanese artisans, giving rise to a unique Japanese instrument. I'm too lazy to write about the rest...
太鼓歴9年の平胴太鼓経験者です。平胴太鼓は、叩いた後の跳ね返りが一般的に知られている小太鼓よりもほぼ無いため、バチは自身の腕で持ち上げながら叩くのが基本ですが、バチの種類も小太鼓より重いもの+尺長の物になるため、連打をするとかなりきついものがあります…ですがやはりプロはフォームも何から何まで美しいですね、尊敬します！
僕は太鼓歴7年の14歳です。
僕が富士山の大太鼓のコンテストに出たときはとても跳ね返ってくるような感覚でした。
実際に太鼓を打ってみなければ分からないなと思い、とても貴重な体験をしたなぁと感じました😃
普通の大太鼓だったら叩いた時の跳ね返りはありますが，この動画と同じ平胴太鼓は伏せ打ちだと叩いた時の跳ね返りは少ないかもですね
生で聞きたすぎる、、
1:03 この集団の真ん中に俺がおるって想像したら怖い
広背筋がエグいな
宇宙で最も太鼓が上手い集団
僧帽筋かっこよすぎ
腕と僧帽筋、背筋すごくて草生える
皆さんの体が素敵すぎて男だけど惚れちゃったわ
まじの和太鼓やると太鼓の達人下手くそになった笑
俺は個人的に太鼓の達人の達人より和太鼓の達人の方が全然かっこいいと思うよ👌
実際に見てこの迫力感じてみたい。
こんなのやったら筋肉痛不可避
かっこいい
You are fantastic and the cameraman also!
Thank you for sharing this! Greetings from Hungary, from Europe!
ひたらすらカッコいい！
かっこいい！！
I am falling in love with drumming , two things I love the best of the drums as to the beat of the heart , the vigor of the pound being shared and synced as a whole. Make me want to work to the beat of the drums. Makes me want to call out warrior spirit.
時代にそぐわない言い方だけど、和太鼓叩く姿が男らしくてかっこいい。
かっこいいないつも同じ大太鼓叩いてるからあんな大きい大太鼓叩いてみたいな(*´ω｀*)
雅幸さんかっこいい✨
Awesome!!!
kkketuraheightsss.blogspot.com/2018/06/dad-me-very-comfortable-with-m-16-post.html
すばらしいです。ありがとうございます。
やっぱり日本男児はカッコ良いなーっ😌✨
雄っぱいにしか目がいかない…
すごいですね
シンバルのような、銅鑼のような音が聴こえてきますが、これは彼らの筋肉から出る音ですか？？
最後の映像にシンバルが見えます。
KODOがナンバーワン
Does somebody know the name of this group? Wanna listen more of them! Please
変態っ！❤
何気にあの速さでデカい音出せるドラもおかしい
Amazing to watch from the drums sound, their body movements so synchronized I can see how much times they have been practiced and their dedication it just amazes me. ❤️❤️🥰🥰😘😘💕💕😍😍
本当に壮観です、チリからのご挨拶
to the first drummer... what a fine man you are.. -crying unicorn tears-
Yes ma'am...
こういう太鼓欲しいw
この人たちにアーケードの太鼓の達人やらせたらってのを妄想して吹いたｗｗｗｗ
みかくとうゆうは 筐体壊れる
ちょっとぷるぷるしてる
バッキバキのボクサーみたいな筋肉よりコッチの方が太鼓に向いてるんだろう
てかこれをぷるぷるとか言うお前の感覚の方が異常
OSS! very nice.
圧倒的桐生一馬
My best friend, Enjoyed watching this video my friend Really awesome views Thank you Stay connected
まさしく響鬼
にゃんごすたーとコラボしないかなー
ドラとかだと思ったらシンバルだった
推しが多い人
ドラもやってますよ！
暗くて見えにくいですけど
身体がやばい♥
How can he be so hot yet talented at the same time
Magnifico ...... saludos desde Chile
0:30
この真ん中にいたら圧死する…(；・∀・)
褌でやるべき
たおの和太鼓はんぱない
マジでうますぎ
鼓童って書いてあります。
その気になれば雷落とせそう
👏👏👏👏👏
Like desde Mexico! 👍👏
"和太鼓"って世界に認められなくていいんじゃない？
日本で認められればそれで世界一でしょ"和太鼓"なんだから。
いやそういう事ではないw
和太鼓の上手さや演奏技術を認めてもらうのではなく
文化そのものの価値を人類全体の遺産としてって事でしょう
The flames
遠藤章造ではないよね？
シンバルは邪魔でしょ
渡辺綱 そうでもないで。普通にプロでもシンバル使ってるところとかあるし
よすがさんがいないゾ
関係ないですね... すいません
くろしゅん よすがさんがこれやったら足開くの辛くなったり、腕とか上がらなくなりそうww
くろしゅん できるわけがない
太鼓の達人やってたら逆にガチの和太鼓やる時に不利になったりするんだよなぁ……
多分締太鼓なら一瞬で上達する
太鼓の達人やって欲しい(小並感)
全体的にラッパーの般若（笑）
ラスボスなんでね
太鼓の...達人...
言ってみたかっただけです
Joris and the flames
雷やな…
和太鼓って日本の物なんだから「世界が認める」って表現は意味が分からないですね
日本の誇らしい伝統が、世界でもその凄さが認められてるってことやろ日本語勉強した方がええで自分
正気ですか？
和太鼓の上手さや演奏技術を他国から認めてもらうのではなく
文化そのものの価値を人類全体の遺産としてって事でしょう w
スーパーマン
チーム名やこの人の名前を教えてほしいーっ！😭✨
noon V.I 鼓童です🙌
noon V.I 坂本まさゆきさんです。
元鼓童の坂本雅幸さんです。今年引退しました。
Japan beats the world hands down for their drumming heritage.
Then talk about China!
@@user-ru1xy8od8k
Do you think that all European culture belongs to Greece? If so, there is no such thing as a own unique culture in Russia.
In addition, taiko drums have existed in Japan even before they had exchanges with China. It is known that it was used as a means of communication in the Jomon period. It's about 10,000 B.C.
The manufacturing method of the present-day taiko drum was introduced from China. The way the drums are played and the rhythm has nothing to do with China.
@@user-ru1xy8od8k
Food and culture around the world influence each other. A lot of Chinese culture learned from India. Your country's(russia) culture is also heavily influenced by China, Mongolia, Greece and other european countries.
How long has it been since the culture spread to Japan? After so much time has passed, it's already a different culture. China is the only country that still claims the cultural origins of other countries. No wonder they envy the japanese culture because they destroyed it in their own cultural revolution(1966)
@@user-ru1xy8od8k
Don't get upset just because someone praised Japanese culture in the comment section. put down Japan will not make Russian culture popular.
please Spread the unpopular Russian culture if you have time like that.
@@novrinkov0053 "Do you think that all European culture belongs to Greece? If so, there is no such thing as a own unique culture in Russia." Lol wat?
"In addition, taiko drums have existed in Japan even before they had exchanges with China. It is known that it was used as a means of communication in the Jomon period. It's about 10,000 B.C." What you wrote here is a mega cringe
First wat is it Jomon:
"In Japanese history, the Jōmon period (縄文時代, Jōmon jidai) is the time between c. 14,000 and 300 BC, during which Japan was inhabited by a diverse hunter-gatherer and early agriculturalist population united through a common Jōmon culture, which reached a considerable degree of sedentism and cultural complexity. The name "cord-marked" was first applied by the American zoologist and orientalist Edward S. Morse, who discovered sherds pottery in 1877 and subsequently translated it into Japanese as Jōmon." This is the culture of the Peoples who lived in that era on the later named Japanese islands. This is not the Culture of the JAPANESE themselves. The culture of the Japanese themselves will not develop very soon from this period.
More or less about Japanese culture can be talked about in Yayoi period
"Ancient Japan begins with the Yayoi Period, an epoch in the history of Japan (300 BC- 300 AD). According to the archaeological periodization of the history of Western countries corresponds to the Bronze and Iron Ages. The features of the period are significant population growth and the agricultural revolution associated with the emergence of the Japanese archipelago of aspic rice and the beginning of the use of metals, social differentiation and the emergence of the first proto-state formations."
Before the Japanese, the Ainu lived there and other nationalities described in the same era Jomon, whom you have almost brought down to the root, like Native Americans. The Japanese came to the islands, as did the Ainu before them. This is not your homeland, as genetics has long told us. Moreover, to carry nonsense about 10,000 years BC... Even the Chinese behave much more modestly in relation to the periods of their Culture, which is provable by archaeological and paleontological finds, as well as by fairly early writing, not to mention genetics. Despite the fact that the Chinese are a whole agglomeration of peoples according to the genome, even if they are related... The Japanese do not have 1/1000 such data. And about the existence of drums 10,000 years BC, made of wood and leather, it's just a laugh-out-of-the-way drama. The oldest drums from the finds, If we talk about Ancient Europe, the Ertebelle culture, the culture of funnel-shaped cups (TRB), the culture of spherical amphorae, from 3600 years BC. Ancient China, the cultures of Davenkou, Yangshao, Majiao, from 3500 years BC. The drums of Tripoli (Kukuten culture), from 4600 years BC.E. These are all the rare cultural finds listed above. And reliable images, coupled with finds, are: Ancient Sumer, 3000 years BC. Ancient Egypt, 2700 years BC. Mesopotamia, Ur, 2380 years BC.E. Ancient Egypt, 2100 years BC Western Anatolian culture, 1900-1550 years BC Pazyryk culture, Altai, 500 years BC Dongshon culture, Vietnam, 500 years BC
And Now JAPAN: The Early History of Taiko
The existence of taiko in Japanese history dates back 14 centuries: this venerable age is confirmed by the haniwa (clay sculpture) of a drummer of the fifth century and poems and paintings of the seventh century. Although, it is more logical to assume that, like other peoples, drums were the first musical instruments at the earliest stages of the history of the inhabitants of the Japanese islands, then the age of Japanese drums is about two thousand years. It is very likely that taiko drums were originally imported from China or Korea along with the waves of cultural influence that periodically rolled between the third and ninth centuries to the Japanese islands. After the tenth century, this cultural exchange was interrupted, and the further evolution of the taiko drum took place only at the expense of the labor and talent of Japanese artisans, giving rise to a unique Japanese instrument.
I'm too lazy to write about the rest...
なんでフッパンはいてんの笑
TWICEだ！
WOW
👏👏👏👏👏🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Hermoso
こんなんやってたら手の皮剥げるて
なぜかゲイ集団と思ってしまう...
そんな事ないのは分かってるのに(つд⊂)
Hai dó.
この 和太鼓集団の お名前が
分かられます 方 是非 教えて
頂けたらと 思います🙇♂️
「鼓童」です
なんで裸なの？
それ違法行為ですよ警察に通報します。
この人ゲイっぽいw
ラファの素 わかる
ラファの素
格好がフレディーマーキュリー
ㄎㄎ~~~呵呵~~~哈哈~~~~~~各國尊者大大們~應該知道我講的是哪隻了喔！！！！呵呵~~~~
eol to ai
Que delícia....
めっちゃあれなんだけど
いい雄っぱいﾃﾞｽﾈ
ごめんなさい
暇なんかな
リアル響鬼