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Upcoming Performances


Most of our public performances take place each spring during the National Cherry Blossom Festival. We perform every July at the Obon Festival at Ekoji Buddhist Temple.

Saturday July 9 - Ekoji Buddhist Temple Obon Festival, Fairfax Station VA
Evening performance

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Based at the Ekoji Buddhist Temple in Fairfax Station, Virginia, Nen Daiko performs at events around the Washington DC area year-round. We have been thrilling audiences since 1994.

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Past Performances

Obon Festival at Ekoji Buddhist Temple, July 2015
The song Man'in Onrei is a spirited piece thanking the audience for a full house!
National Cherry Blossom Festival, March 2014
This performance includes:
  • Man'in Onrei - a spirited song thanking the audience for a full house
  • Yatai-bayashi - this powerful piece requiring great physical endurance is inspired by the rhythms of the Chichibu Night Festival
  • Shiawase - meaning "happiness," this melodic and up-tempo piece was composed for a wedding
  • Buchiawase Daiko - neighboring fishing villages compete for a successful harvest at sea in this dynamic piece
National Museum of the American Indian, January 2013
This performance includes:
  • Yatai-bayashi - this powerful piece requiring great physical endurance is inspired by the rhythms of the Chichibu Night Festival
  • Yamabiko - meaning "mountain echo," this song is a joyful interplay between different drums, with movements inspired by Hiroshi Tanaka’s Tatsumaki
  • Buchiawase Daiko - neighboring fishing villages compete for a successful harvest at sea in this dynamic piece
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  • About
    • History
    • Members
    • Apprentice Program
    • Uniforms
    • Dounen Daiko
    • #TaikoLove >
      • #TaikoLove Participants
    • Privacy Policy
  • Performances
    • Buchiawase Daiko
    • Chemistry
    • Ei Ja Nai Ka
    • Kasumi
    • Man'in Onrei
    • Rouga
    • Satori no michi
    • Shiawase Ondo
    • Wanderlust
    • Yamabiko
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Ekoji Buddhist Temple
    • Buddhism and Taiko
  • Store