Gakuki
Gakuki is a traditional Japanese musical instrument that belongs to the percussion family. It is a type of drum, typically made from wood and covered with animal hide. The gakuki is often used in Gagaku, the ancient court music of Japan, as well as in Shinto shrine music and some Noh theater performances.
The instrument is characterized by its deep, resonant sound. It is usually played with two sticks, which
Historically, the gakuki has played a significant role in ceremonial and religious contexts in Japan. Its percussive