[Kyoto] The ultimate entertainment experience lighting up Kyoto's night. DRUM TAO Live Wadaiko Drum Show

• ・Looking for something to do in Kyoto at night? Live entertainment that will color an unforgettable night.
• ・One of Kyoto's representative night experiences. Many people have expressed that they would have regretted leaving Kyoto without seeing DRUM TAO.
• ・Many have also shared that DRUM TAO was the highlight of their trip to Kyoto. You can see reviews from international guests who actually watched the show on the official Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/drumtao_kyoto/
• ・A powerful, uniquely Japanese stage fusing Japanese taiko drums, traditional instruments, physical expression, costumes, lighting, and visuals.
• ・A non-verbal show of about 50 minutes. Popular among international travelers because it can be enjoyed even without knowing the language.
• ・"HIBIKI" is an interactive stage where you can enjoy enthusiasm and a sense of unity, while "YUME" is an immersive stage where you are immersed in a fantastic worldview.
• ・In "HIBIKI", there is also a chance to participate on stage. Selected participants can try

Experience Japanese culture and live performance during a night in Kyoto at DRUM TAO THEATER KYOTO. In this approximately 50-minute non-verbal show, Japanese taiko drums, traditional instruments, physical expression, costumes, lighting, and projections merge to tell a story without using spoken dialogue. In a theater built specifically for DRUM TAO, you can feel the power of the performers and drums up close. Listen to a single strike that cuts through the silence, experience the sensation of the vibration traveling through your body, and feel the energy born from the performers' precise techniques and physical presence. DRUM TAO has captivated over 10 million people across 500 cities in 31 countries worldwide. In Kyoto, you can enjoy these world-class performances in a dedicated theater where a connection to the stage can be felt from every seat. During the performance, selected audience members may be invited onto the stage to play the taiko drums alongside the performers. Even simply watching from the a