Taiko Long Sleeve T-Shirts

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He worked his way from sandal bearer to the most powerful man in feudal Japan. Hideyoshi Toyotomi was one of the preeminent Japanese warlords and an excellent example of a true rags to riches story.

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The Taiko Kiri (太閤桐) kamon, meaning "Regent’s Paulownia". The design features the traditional Japanese kamon, or family crest, in a beautiful gold wax seal style, perfect for those who appreciate the beauty and symbolism of traditional Japanese design and samurai culture.

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

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An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

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Box-shaped drums? Sure, why not?

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

Design featuring Don-chan

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

To fulfill your taiko needs, here is a powerful Ox playing with all of it's might on the Odaiko!

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

This Japanese samurai warrior has one of the coolest Samurai Helmets from all of feudal history. The Oda clan would be quite jealous of the crazy awesome daimyo design!

This is the Mamuki Tsutsumi (真向き鼓) mon, meaning "Front Facing Drum".

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An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe

An Austin twist on the traditional taiko mitsudomoe