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This video will outline many grassroots fundraising ideas that groups big and small can utilize to improve how they raise funds. These are locally focused, and done on the ground in your community.

This is the first of a webinar series entitled Doro and Cents, where TCA shares information and resources about the financial aspects of the taiko industry.

This webinar is a brief introduction to Fiscal Sponsorship, and how it can be used by taiko groups. There is brief mention of TCA's own fiscal sponsorship program as well.

This month's Doros and Cents topic is about creating a toolbox of content for writing grants quickly and with ease.

This is the fourth video of our Doros and Cents series and it details a method to better manage grants for your taiko groups.

This episode of Doros and Cents outlines how searching for grants online can be easy. Live screen share of different grant seeking platforms is included, but is it not a specific endorsement of any one product or grant service available to the community.

This month, TCA shares a general outline of Volunteer and Corporate Match Programs, how they can benefit taiko groups, and how you can get one started.

During WWII, over 120,000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated by the United States government on a racial basis. After the Manzanar camp closed, two Issei reverends, Sentoku Mayeda and Shoichi Wakahiro, made an annual ohakamairi pilgrimage to honor the 200 people who died in camp. In 1969, a group of Sansei students inspired by the Civil Rights Movement, gathered at the site to remember and co...

Full Recording of "Taiko in the Pacific Northwest," a panel that took place on February 2, 2024 from 3:00-4:00pm (Pacific) to a live zoom audience. Panelists: Shinobu Homma (Vancouver Taiko Society, Chibi Taiko), Stan Shikuma (Seattle Kokon Taiko, Kaze Daiko), Ann Ishimaru (Portland Taiko, University of Washington). Facilitators: Roy Hirabayashi and Derek Oye from TCA's Leadership Program Lives...

Recording of live event at the University of Washington Ethnic Cultural Theater on Wednesday, February 21 at 7:00pm. Performance by Taiko Kai. Panelists (left to right): Deborah Wong, Stan Shikuma, Shoji Kameda. Jump to discussion (17:13) 0:00 - Performance by Taiko Kai 13:17 - Introduction by Dr. Shannon Dudley 17:13 - Panel

Recorded at Taiko Jam 3.0 at the 2001 North American Taiko Conference held at the JACCC in Los Angeles, California. Set list: Saiki San no Tameni Written: T. Nakawatase, G. Nakawatase Arranged: Tsunami Taiko Kage Written: K. Furuta Arranged: Tsunami Taiko Dancing Dragons Written: L. Asada O'Connell, J. Fernandez, A. Iwamoto, D. Nakamura, J. Victor Arranged: L. Asada O'Connell, Tsunami Taiko Tsu...

Listen in on the rich history of taiko in TCA's Southern region. Meet group leaders and players from groups and discuss the needs and challenges of taiko in this region.

Taikothon 2023: TEN and Now

TCA Grants Program 2023 Recipients of Tier 1 & 2 Grants

TCA Volunteer Appreciation Song 2023

2023 NATC-R Hilo Plenary Session

Membership and Board Info at NATC-R Hilo

TCA Grants Info Session 2023

2023 TaikoGO! - Hawaii Matsuri Taiko and Friends (6)

2023 TaikoGO! - Maui Taiko (5)

2023 TaikoGO! - Taiko Center of the Pacific Youth Group (4)

2023 TaikoGO! - Portland Taiko (3)

2023 TaikoGO! - Ame no Ato (2)

2023 TaikoGO! - Taishoji Taiko (1)

2023 NATC-R Opening Session - Takumi Kato and Family (Peaceful Forest)

2023 TaikoGO! Concert at NATC-R Hilo

TCA Youth Taiko Webinar

2022 Takoyaki Challenge