Bachi (桴, 枹; also batchi) are straight wooden sticks used on Japanese taiko drums, and also the plectrum (written 撥) for stringed instruments of Japanese origin such as the shamisen and biwa.

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Made in the same style as the Adjustable Weight Acrylic Bachi, this bachi is loaded with a powerful LED light which can be switched on and adjusted with the press of a button in the …

Bachi is a term typically used in Japanese culture to refer to a pair of small wooden sticks used to play various percussion instruments, especially the taiko drums. They are similar to drumsticks …

Bachi sticks for taiko (wadaiko), Japanese drums. Taiko players use various types of sticks from short one to long one according to the playing method and type of taiko. Bachi for odaiko and …

Mar 15, 2019 · Bachi is a pair of stick used for playing taiko drums. There are 5 main materials of bachi: kashi (oak), kaede (maple), tabu (machilus), ho (magnolia), and hinoki (cypress). They …

Everything you ever wanted to know about taiko bachi in one video! It’s a long video so just in case you don’t want to watch all 30 minutes of it I’ve included the table of contents below. …

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A shamisen bachi is a traditional Japanese plectrum used to pluck the strings of the shamisen, producing its distinctive sound.

Nearly all our bachi, drumsticks, are made of hinoki, Japanese cedar wood. The main reason for using this kind of wood is that it is light and soft which makes them extremely ergonomic in …