Chords for Ryūkyūkoku Matsuri Daiko Hawaiʻi --"Ashibinaa"

[D#] in Okinawa in 1982.
Our own Hawaii chapter was founded in [F] 1996 [F#] by Akemi Martin-Sensei
and has spread across the island to include [N] sister chapters on Kauai, Maui, and the Big
Island.
RMD Hawaii members are committed to building cross-cultural [C] friendship through
the art and spirit of Asa Taiko.
[A#] To that end, we offer beginning Taiko classes [Am] at the Salt
Lake District Park and [A#m] Kapahulu Center.
[C] [F#] Seven of our students from Kapahulu's class [A#] are joining RMD Taiko members on the stage
for our next song, Ashibi Na.
If you [B] notice, there [F#] are several different [B] types of drums.
The single [N]-sided small paranku, somebody wave paranku, and our O-Daiko, which are the big
red drums with a purple [C] sash.
And in our Miruku Marari number, [G] there was a Shimei Daiko, which
is a [F#] double-sided handheld [N] drum.
_ These members are going to dance our next song with Ashibi
Na.
This is a lively song that tells about the villagers meeting to [F#] socialize and dance
and play music outdoors after a hard day's work.
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_ [G#] _ _ [Fm] _ [B] _ _ _ _
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[Em] _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [B] _
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[Bm] _ _ [E] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [Am] Ashibi [B] _ _ _ _ _
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Na is a song that tells about the village meeting to socialize and dance and play music _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [B] _ _ [E] and [N] the village meeting to socialize and play music. _