All songs are original compositions by Waraku-kai SHOU artistic director Shou Tanaka.
| Nobori | The Waraku-kai theme song, titled from the director’s name (3’30”) |
|---|---|
| Yamabiko (Sound of the Mountain) |
Lead rhythm and backing rhythm, like the sounds made by mountains (4’) |
| Matsuri | Festive energy builds as the audience claps in time (3’30”) |
| Matoi | Played on horizontally placed taiko drums (4’) |
| Mu | Starts with a slow, spacious rhythm and gradually builds (3’30”) |
| Hana | A spectacular song with special foot and hand movements (8’) |
| Karigane (Wild Goose) |
Broad hand movements like spreading wings |
| Aya | Featuring dynamic rapid rhythms on a combination of nagado-daiko and shime-daiko |
| Ayahana | Played exclusively on a shime-daiko |
| Tenku | Send it to the heavens! A dynamic piece |
| Daichi | From quiet to pounding! A piece for the huge odaiko |
| Jongaradaiko | Drumbeats accompany a shamisen song of the “Tsugaru jongara bushi” style |
| Kodama (Echo) |
he backbeat of a long nagado-daiko plays into the ground of the lead rhythm |
| Nebuta | A joyful song evoking the Nebuta festival of Aomori |