Drums of Japan - Introduction to Festival Taiko Drumming - Workshop

Name: Drums of Japan - Introduction to Festival Taiko Drumming - Workshop
Start: 2026-06-13T13:00:00+08:00
End: 2026-06-13T16:00:00+08:00
Location: 90 roberts road, Subiaco, WA, Australia, Western Australia 6000

Schedule

Sat Jun 13 2026 at 01:00 pm to 04:00 pm

UTC+08:00

Location

90 roberts road, Subiaco, WA, Australia, Western Australia 6000 | Perth, WA

🦘Jump 🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏻‍♂️Shout and 🪘Beat Taiko with the Festival Spirit of Japan 🎏
Challenge yourself and your besties to some Full-body percussion🪘 for taiko beginners, first-time drummers and returning students.
🎫🎟️ The Perfect Birthday Gift - and Group Challenge 🎫🎟️
Vouchers Available - why not organise a Birthday surprise for your Loved one 💃🏻😃
Over 3 hours we will explore basic rhythms, shouts, body movements and weave them together with group coordination and improvisation.
2026......
✨Saturday 7th Feb
✨Sunday 22nd Feb
✨Saturday 7th March + more
No experience necessary - suits all levels of fitness and great for all ages.
Adult Workshop 1p $45
Student or Conc 1p $35
Parent + Child 2pl $70 bring your son or daughter
Parent + 2 Child'n 3pl $90 bring 2 kids 9 y.o. ~ 18 y.o
Adults Pair 2pl $80 Bring a friend for more fun
Concession + 1 2pl $65 Invite your friend along to share the joy - for students or concession card holders
Taiko originates from the festival culture of Japan, which is as varied and diverse as the drum are loud. Over the last 60 years, many groups have taken the colour and movement of Taiko from these local Japanese Matsuri festivals and brought them together on stage and introduced taiko to audiences around the globe. Taiko is easily recognised for its stylised martial arts-like movements, simple powerful rhythms, and synchronised actions.
Taiko On sensei, Simon Vanyai, originally studied Taiko in the mountains of Nagano-ken over 18 years ago and has since passed on his passion for Taiko to thousands of Australians.
The name Taiko On!! is not only a team cry to beat the drum with all one’s energy and spirit, the Japanese characters also represent the meaning "Sound of the Drum “
Their ensemble of drummers have been drawn to the resonance of the drum from a wide variety of backgrounds, to train, laugh and show their love of the Japanese Taiko to the people of Perth