Traditional Japanese Costumes
Traditional Japanese costumes are still often worn by taiko players, festival people, and workers. Also, they are worn for the seasonal event like festivals and firework display in Japan. 
![DOKODOKO[ドコドコ] T-shirts depicting the rhythm of beating Japanese drums.](http://taiko-shop.com/cdn/shop/products/02-gr-dokodoko_1db6955e-a6d4-4d51-a651-6c5b314699c0_{width}x.jpg?v=1633512151)
![DOKONKO[ドコンコ] T-shirts depicting the rhythm of beating Japanese drums.](http://taiko-shop.com/cdn/shop/products/04-or-dokonnko_{width}x.jpg?v=1633511439)
![[日本] NIPPON Bu 951 (T-shirts)](http://taiko-shop.com/cdn/shop/files/T___951_800x_952c3036-2a14-44a0-a47f-d3667825a0b9_{width}x.jpg?v=1752737566)
![[東京] TOKYO JAPAN Bu 952 (T-shirts)](http://taiko-shop.com/cdn/shop/files/T___952_1400x_65abbdff-9e2f-488f-bae4-5b51bec88646_{width}x.jpg?v=1752737566)
![SUKODOKO[スコドコ] T-shirts depicting the rhythm of beating Japanese drums.](http://taiko-shop.com/cdn/shop/products/01-bl-sukodoko_fe765395-8054-4708-8193-afe504b6cfcc_{width}x.jpg?v=1633512014)
Traditional Japanese costumes are still often worn by taiko players, festival people, and workers. Also, they are worn for the seasonal event like festivals and firework display in Japan.