Okadaya Fuse

Founded in Tenpō 6 (1835)

Known for drums crafted with expert skills, and a rich selection of Buddhist altars and ritual items

Located along Asakusa’s Kokusai Street, “Okadaya Fuse” catches the eye with rows of drums displayed outside. The shop manufactures and sells drums and mikoshi, and also offers Buddhist altars and ritual items.The drums are made in their own factory in Asakusa, where skilled craftsmen handle every step—from selecting leather and timber to final tuning.With reliable skill and experience, their drums produce a beautiful sound and are used by famous shrines, temples, and theaters across Japan.In the shop, customers can test-play the drums and choose based on the sound, which is one of the appealing points.Irregularly, the second floor hosts “Kotsuzumi (small hand drum) trial classes” taught by professional traditional musicians.Their mikoshi are also used in festivals across Japan, including the Asakusa Sanja Festival.They also carry Buddhist altars in a wide variety of designs.Customers can consult about choosing Buddhist altars, and after-sales services such as repairs are reliable, making first-time purchases worry-free.

History

In Tenpō 6 (1835), the company was founded as a tool shop in the same area of Asakusa Tawaramachi.It began by selling Noh drums and taiko drums, and later expanded into festival drums and Kabuki percussion instruments.Over time, responding to demand, they began handling Buddhist altars and ritual items as well.

This Notable Item

Shime-daiko Drum Full Set (Ichō-kake Shime-Daiko, Oak Stand, Drumsticks)

98,000 yen

A drum widely used for local performing arts and folk songs. It is easy to sound and lightweight. Made with high-quality Japanese cowhide, processed without bleach or chemicals for resonance and durability, and carefully crafted by artisans.

Denden Daiko — 3 sun size

8,700 yen

This is our original denden daiko, made using real leather and the same method as authentic Japanese taiko drums.It is popular as a gift for children and for birthday celebrations.This product is available only in-store.Since each piece is handmade, we ask for your understanding in case of out-of-stock.

Spot Overview

Address: 1-16-5 Kaminarimon, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Phone: 03-3841-1867
Business hours: 10:00–18:00
Closed: Wednesday
Payment methods: Cash, credit cards (Diner’s Club, JCB, Mastercard, Visa)
External Link:Official Website
Information is current as of publication and may change. Please check before visiting.

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