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Explore our range of kokirikos, featuring engaging percussion instruments inspired by the traditional Japanese kokiriko.
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Explore our range of kokirikos, featuring engaging percussion instruments inspired by the traditional Japanese kokiriko.
Ideal for schools, nurseries and home music making, these easy-to-play instruments produce distinctive clattering sounds that encourage rhythm, coordination and creative musical exploration from an early age.
The kokiriko is a traditional Japanese percussion instrument made from connected slats that create a crisp, rhythmic sound when moved through a simple flicking motion. Easy to pick up and enjoyable for players of all ages, it's a popular choice for introducing pulse, rhythm and listening skills in classroom music lessons, group workshops and sensory activities. The straightforward playing technique also helps develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills while encouraging collaborative music making.
Our collection includes traditional wooden kokirikos alongside lightweight plastic models designed for younger players, as well as the colourful Halilit Clatterpillar, which offers a child-friendly take on the classic design. Whether you're adding to a classroom percussion box or introducing children to percussion instruments from around the world, these instruments provide a fun and accessible way to explore rhythm through hands-on music making.