Kibi Daiko is a traditional Japanese drum performance that originates from the Okayama region. It features large, barrel-shaped drums played by a group of performers, often accompanied by energetic movements and synchronized choreography. The performance is typically held during festivals and celebrations, showcasing the cultural heritage of the area. The name "Kibi Daiko" is derived from the ancient name of the region, Kibi, which is known for its rich history and folklore. This art form emphasizes rhythm and teamwork, making it a captivating experience for audiences. It is also a way to preserve and promote local traditions in modern Japan.