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Title: Taikokan Drum Museum – Asakusa StationAsakusa Station Navigation · language en-US. First 1,800 of 5,278 characters:

Taikokan Drum Museum – Asakusa Station Asakusa StationAsakusa Transportation GuideHome Transportation Asakusa Station Hotels Shopping Dining Sightseeing Asakusa Stations Map Taikokan Drum Museum Taikokan Drum Museum is a traditional drum museum in Asakusa that first opened in 1988, and is the world’s first museum dedicated to the subject of drums. In Japan, drums are used in religious ceremonies, feature heavily in festivals, and are also employed in traditional theater such as Noh or Kabuki drama. Drums are therefore integral to many aspects of Japanese culture. The Taikokan Drum Museum Taikokan Drum Museum has a huge collection of around 800 drums which come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and which have been gathered from all corners of the globe. Starting with Japanese drums, called taiko, there are also traditional drums from other parts of Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. The collection is so big, that because of limited space in the museum’s one-room display area, the drums that are exhibited undergo regular rotation, with around 200 on display at any one time. The fun part of this museum, which particularly appeals to children, is that most of the exhibits can be played. Drums that you can play are identified with a card marked with a musical note: “♪”, and if you are unsure how to play one, staff will be happy to show you. Other percussion instruments from around the world are also on display, so visitors can enjoy playing pretty much anything that chimes, bongs, gongs, or plinks. The museum also has audio recordings of traditional drum performances from all around the world and thousands of books and reference materials. The entrance to Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten Taikokan Drum Museum is located on the 4th floor of a shop which sells musical instruments 

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