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Cylindrical Drums- okedo, a double headed drum, popular in both folk music and 
in kabuki .... Two main categories are instrumental called kangen and an 
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19th century Japanese wood membranophone double-headed cylindrical drum. 
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Question: A cylindrical drum called the okedo is used in the kabuki theatre of this country
Answer: Japan