Hui is a word from the Hawaiian language. As a noun, hui refers to a club or collective of like-minded individuals with common interests. As a verb, hui means to pool resources towards a common goal.
Monthly Content Drops
Subscribe today to receive exclusive content, dropped each month on "Double-Digit Days" (January 1st, February 2nd, March 3rd, etc...)
Content drops include recordings of full-length concerts, previously unavailable to the public, never-before-seen archive footage from our resident vocationists, taiko-related documentaries, and TaikoVentures original programming.
World-Class Concerts
TaikoVentures, through our network of Vocationists, has obtained exclusive access to premiere concerts featuring artists from across the globe. Each month, one of these concerts is selected and excerpts are shown at a free online Watch Party. After the Watch Party, Hui members have exclusive access to concert in its entirety.
TaikoVentures pledges to provide artists a place to safely store their digital content while continuing to provide a way for the public to access their work.
TaikoVentures Originals
TaikoVentures Originals highlight the diverse voices within the taiko community. Original programming includes Pau Hana, an informal gathering where taiko vocationists from different generations share their stories and experiences, and Taiko Trade Talks, a series of long-form interviews focusing on the personal and financial aspects of pursuing a career in taiko.
TaikoVentures Originals are designed to give a glimpse into the lives and journeys of taiko vocationists, with more original programming to be added.
Special Events
TaikoVentures periodically sponsors events in the taiko community. In exchange, some event organizers have allowed TaikoVentures to livestream their events and make the recordings available for Hui members.
Classics & Documentaries
We source documentaries and vintage footage from the history of North American taiko and beyond. TaikoVentures pledges to provide artists and content creators a place to safely store their digital content while continuing to provide a way for the public to access their work.