Why is this photo challenge called #TaikoLove? It is because taiko can build love in a community, and that is so important.
Taiko can bring positive energy to those who feel stressed out and disconnected. It can be a place where people feel appreciated and celebrated each week. The #TaikoLove photo challenge was a window into all those weekly practices and performances across the world. There are people everywhere sharing the love of taiko with people of all ages. Think about how much taiko helps people to build confidence, experience joy and feel connection. For one month, we imagined that we were all playing together. What a sound and feeling! â Thank you to everyone who joined the #TaikoLove photo challenge. We shared our vision for what taiko is and can be for the next generation. It feels sad it's over, but let's keep the conversation going. Enjoy the posts from the last three days of the photo challenge, and much #TaikoLove to all of you! How Much #TaikoLove Did We Generate? #TaikoLove is not measurable, but here are some fun stats about the #TaikoLove photo challenge. Thirteen groups posted a #TaikoLove post every day in October:
These groups posted more than 20 times:
There were 51 groups or individuals who participated - here's the full list of #TaikoLove participants! These groups were located in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Japan, Scotland, Spain, the United States and Wales. There were a total of 743 posts on the themes during October. The most popular theme was October 16 with the theme of Uniforms - that had 30 posts. The least popular themes were October 22 (Signature Move) and October 29 (Spirit) with 19 posts each. Here are the photos from the last 3 days of the campaign! October 29 - Spirit
Naruwan Taiko
San Jose Taiko
Cairns Taiko
Ikkon Wadaiko
Unit Souzou
Miyako Taiko
Great Lakes Taiko Center - Raion Taiko
Carley Okamura with Kita no Taiko
âToday's Nen Daiko #TaikoLove photo theme is 'spirit'. This has always been one of my favourite photos of myself because it's so candid. It's not posed, but it really captures the feeling many of us get from taiko
âPuna Taiko
Denver Taiko
Shinzui Daiko
Atlanta Taiko Project
Spokane Taiko
Ho Etsu Taiko
Triangle Taiko
Kazenodaichi Taiko
Sophia at Taiko Tides
Tama Daiko
Kyo Daiko
Kiseiko-Mineidanchi
October 30 - Gratitude
San Francisco Taiko Dojo
Great Lakes Taiko Center - Raion Taiko
San Jose Taiko
Puna Taiko
Cairns Taiko
Kodo
Sophia from Taiko Tides
Atlanta Taiko Project
Spokane Taiko
Kita no Taiko
The Nen Daiko theme for #TaikoLove today is 'gratitude'. I think this photo captures a lot of that essence. I am grateful for those who worked hard and broke barriers to grow taiko in North America and make it inclusive. I am grateful for my own community that allows me to stretch the definitions of what taiko is and can be used for, and for my group members who support and challenge me, inspire and grow with me. Photo by Sandra Olarte
âYamatai
Kazenodaichi Taiko
Unit Souzou
Ikkon Wadaiko
Ryushin Rosario Taiko
Denver Taiko
Shinzui Daiko
Kyo Daiko
Naruwan Taiko
Ho Etsu Taiko
Issho Daiko
Tama Daiko
Kiseiko-Mineidanchi
October 31 - Next Generation
Kodo
Taiko Together
Soh Daiko
Cairns Taiko
Great Lakes Taiko Center - Raion Taiko
Unit Souzou
Kyo Daiko
Yeeman Mui
Puna Taiko
Ho Etsu Taiko
Shinzui Daiko
Ikkon Wadaiko
San Jose Taiko
Denver Taiko
Sophia from Taiko Tides
Spokane Taiko
Naruwan Taiko
Yama no Oto
Triangle Taiko
Atlanta Taiko Project
Lastly we are grateful to Nen Daiko for putting this together and bringing the taiko community together through social media!! Our last picture is our most recent Beginners class after their graduation recital. Our group continues to grow as these beginners morph into performing members.
Kiseiko-Mineidanchi
Tama Daiko
Kazenodaichi Taiko
Ryushin Rosario Taiko
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